Saptarshi Ray

A bickering world, quite rightly, gets Russia, the commonest bete noire, as host of its cup of life. Ah, but we mustn’t cavil. It might turn out to be fun after all.

The many-hued stratagems of the Tories’ brainy buffoon, Boris Johnson

Town-criers on both sides of ‘Brexit’ have split Britain. At stake are polity, economy, foreign relations and identity.

The Bombay-born Reuben brothers remain reclusive, razor-sharp and acquisitive as ever. And now they are taking over London.

The Tata-backed steel industry in the UK is facing a critical transition

Rushdie as a randy, callous, envy-filled geriatric. Padma is all poison ink in her revenge memoir. We, the voyeurs.

Crown Royal Northern Harvest Rye Whisky

‘It’s Tintin, and he’s in London,’ said Thomson. ‘At Somerset House, to be precise,’ chimed Thompson.

It is breathtaking, and any Bond fan will enjoy the meta romp through its own martini-stained history.

Media baron Nari Hira on his stellar career and the relevance of magazines.

Outside Mr Modi's rather sycophantic, predominantly Gujarati fan club, the rest of us might wonder what use he has for us if we do not give him our cash.

Many immigrants to Britain now want to see out their autumn years in the motherland. And Indian real estate market has changed dramatically, luring them to their roots.