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  • Mukul Kesavan

    The eminences Jury members Mukul Kesavan, Nilanjana Roy, Sunil Sethi, Mani Shankar Aiyar, David Davidar and moderator Satish Padmanabhan at the Villa Medici, Taj Mahal Hotel, Mansi...

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  • Men At Work
    Hipshot on the zebra by amber light/Bum cocked, knees spread for room, a little bent/He picks away at his crotch in plain sight/With unhurried, scientific detachment/This isn't a preliminary to sooing/So what's he doing?
    Mar 03, 2006
    | Mukul Kesavan
  • Summer By Degrees
    My new year begins in mid-July and has done for 30 years, ever since I signed up to study history in Delhi University in the mid-1970s...
    Sep 29, 2005
    | Mukul Kesavan
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  • Ink, Mortar And Canon
    A hundred essential books, chosen by our jury, and the reasons they should be read—and reread
    Jan 12, 2015
    | Mukul Kesavan Sunil Sethi Nilanjana S. Roy Mani Shankar Aiyar David Davidar
  • <b>The eminences</b> Jury members Mukul Kesavan, Nilanjana Roy, Sunil Sethi, Mani Shankar Aiyar, David Davidar and moderator Satish Padmanabhan at the Villa Medici, Taj Mahal Hotel, Mansingh Road, New Delhi
    Word Psmiths In The City
    The quest to pick 100 books that can change your life, our lives, in 2015. This list is not about the greatest books or the most popular ones.
    Jan 12, 2015
    | Satish Padmanabhan
  • <b>Unto Each... All engaged</b> Thanks to the mobile, commuting to work, even in a shared cab, becomes a solitary pastime
    Talking To My Selfie
    It’s a palm-sized electronic alter ego. It both chains us and invests us with a new freedom.
    Nov 03, 2014
    | Mukul Kesavan
  • A painted <i>Anarkali</i> poster adorns a wall in Bandra, Mumbai
    Attitude Bollytude
    Celebrating the arc-lit genius of a subcontinental art
    Jun 04, 2012
    | Mukul Kesavan
  • The Moon Also Waxes
    Why isn’t good news getting the space it deserves? Is it too undramatic, does it sound implausible? Are we too much in the sway of the brute Indian reality?
    Aug 22, 2011
    | Mukul Kesavan
  • 1983, A Foreign Country
    That was a different time, cricket and life have changed since
    Feb 21, 2011
    | Mukul Kesavan
  • All dressed up: But not many in Sardhana are awed by his presence
    A Mere Flick Of The Wrist
    Azhar's very name may turn Congress's 25 years of electoral misfortune here
    May 18, 2009
    | Mukul Kesavan
  • No Place Like Home
    In location and language, I was more an Agrawal from Delhi than an Iyengar from Mysore
    Jan 12, 2009
    | Mukul Kesavan
  • Prelude to war: Hitler's troops celebrate Rhineland reoccupation
    Fully Loaded Magazine
    In its 13 years, Outlook has honed a peculiarly Indian take on secular fair play that opens its pages to diversity and dissent
    Oct 20, 2008
    | Mukul Kesavan
  • Kamala's Agony
    In lurid, tinny Tamil pulp, starlets rest cheek-by-jowl with gods. Remarkably satisfying.
    Jun 30, 2008
    | Mukul Kesavan
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    'These Two Years Have Damaged Tendulkar...'
    Oct 14, 2013
  • The Shape Of Words To Come
    The Shape Of Words To Come
    Oct 04, 2013
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    The Case Against Modi Is Not Weakened By 1984
    Sep 06, 2013
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    Why The IPL’s Critics Are Mean And Wrong
    May 23, 2013
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    Sau Chin Tendulkar
    Mar 16, 2012
  • Why Team Anna Won The Lokpal Debate
    Why Team Anna Won The Lokpal Debate
    Dec 15, 2011
  • Ayodhya: In Our Court
    Ayodhya: In Our Court
    Oct 13, 2010
  • 'Peaceful Muslims, Pls Refudiate'
    'Peaceful Muslims, Pls Refudiate'
    Aug 17, 2010
  • What Can Purge The BCCI?
    What Can Purge The BCCI?
    Apr 29, 2010
  • Two Psephologists And A Clever Pollster
    Two Psephologists And A Clever Pollster
    Mukul Kesavan in the Telegraph:

    For what it’s worth, I got my solitary election forecast right. I spent a couple of days in Moradabad covering the election there for a magazine and predicted that Azharuddin would win that seat....

    When two auto-rickshaw drivers near Moradabad railway station told me that they had voted for the Samajwadi Party in 2004 but that they would vote for Azharuddin this time round because Mulayam Singh had admitted Kalyan Singh, the world famous mosque-into-mandir illusionist, to the Samajwadi Party, I knew the Congress was home.

    I know what you amateur psephologists are thinking: too small a sample. Well, you’re wrong. What you don’t know is that both drivers were Muslims and both of them were called Rais Ahmad. What are the odds that you’d randomly meet two auto-rickshaw-driving Muslims called Rais Ahmad who had the same opinion of an election in Moradabad? Before some literal-minded pedant writes in to say the odds are quite good if you hang around an auto-rickshaw stand in a town called Moradabad that’s half Muslim, let me point out that you still haven’t accounted for the shared name. Trust me, for the electorally fey, it was a sign.

    Read the full article at the Telegraph

    May 29, 2009
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