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The Saffron Sunset

Now, the Great Purge. After historians and governors, it's the turn of RSS men ensconced in other spheres of power.

Jul 19, 2004

| Ranjit Bhushan Rajesh Sinha
'The Controversial Railway Report Will Be Made Public'

The railway minister thinks there was a careful cover-up operation over what happened at Godhra. An internal inquiry by the RPF was kept confidential and he intends to go public with it.

Jul 05, 2004

| Rajesh Sinha
A Family Gone Astray

Vajpayee fires another salvo, asking for Modi's head. The vertical split in the Sangh parivar is near complete.

Jun 28, 2004

| Poornima Joshi Rajesh Sinha
The Law Vs The Legislator

Murder, rape, criminal conspiracy, theft. It's all in a day's work for some of our more colourful MPs.

Jun 21, 2004

| Poornima Joshi Rajesh Sinha Bhavdeep Kang
The Poverty Of Statistics

Did the previous regime consciously 'edit out' five crore Indians eligible for BPL benefits?

Jun 14, 2004

| Rajesh Sinha
Back To The Good Lord

Defeat triggers introspection on the BJP's core identity and whether it should go back to its hardline ways Updates

May 24, 2004

| Saba Naqvi S. Anand Rajesh Sinha
The Thar Won't Yield Its Secrets

The Jats waver between poles—so do their antagonists. Drought will fracture an already caste-riven verdict.

Apr 26, 2004

| Rajesh Sinha
Wilful Machines

Despite the EC's reassurances, tampering fears remain

Mar 29, 2004

| Rajesh Sinha Murali Krishnan
The Immortal Beast

Condemned world over, plastics find lavish acclaim in national policy

Mar 08, 2004

| Rajesh Sinha
The Palace Of Slippery Floors

Mar 01, 2004

| Rajesh Sinha

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