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Neuroscience to IPL, ideas buzz at mind camp in Mysore

Friday 6 November '09

Thousand thinkers and doers from across 46 countries have gathered in Infosys campus for one of the buzziest conferences in the business and non-profit world.
New York arrives in Middle East, thanks to Mumbai

Sunday 1 November '09

After breaking the desi box office jinx earlier this summer, Kabir Khan’s 9/11 drama New York is setting records in the Middle East.
Free Radicals

Saturday 3 October '09

Knock knock. Who’s there? Subversion. Subversion who?
What’s in a name?

Wednesday 23 September '09

Anoushka Shankar’s saga of harassment sent a shudder down many spines, simply because we know that you don’t have to...
A history of paisley

Saturday 5 September '09

PASHMINA: The Kashmir shawl and Beyond janet rizvi with monisha ahmed Marg Publications Pages: 324, Rs 3,750
Colm Pose

Saturday 15 August '09

Eilis Lacey is a young girl with a talent for accountancy who lives with her mother and sister in Enniscorthy, in post-war Ireland.
Halfway From Home

Sunday 7 June '09

Adichie’s stories are comfortable hybrids
Come, Ye Faithful

Sunday 24 May '09

A compulsively readable novel that caricatures political commitment
Kindling great expectations

Monday 11 May '09

How will e-readers change the way we read and write?
Caught or not

Friday 10 April '09

This has been the most media-glutted election in Indian memory, with the proliferation of television channels and digital...
Open access conference seeks to free research

Thursday 26 March '09

When Newton famously remarked that if he had seen further than others, it was by “standing on the shoulders of giants”, he wasn’t just being modest.
Party small talk

Thursday 19 March '09

Our political manifestos are weak and watery things that don’t deserve their name
ONE LIFE TO LIVE

Sunday 8 March '09

A fever dream of the last century seen through the eyes of a 100-year-old Bulgarian man
Knickers in a twist

Saturday 14 February '09

Jokes apart, are we witnessing a new arena for feminist action?
Little laptops that couldn’t

Monday 2 February '09

We need to stop fetishising the machine, and ask exactly what it achieves
In the news, American news

Wednesday 7 January '09

Newspapers, a growth industry in India, are in crisis in US. Journalists should follow this story
Past is a Foreign Country

Sunday 14 December '08

A New Yorker’s genealogical sleuthwork in search of her buried Jewish past in Bombay
The celluloid closet

Wednesday 19 November '08

Don’t bring out your rainbow flags just yet. It’s a category mistake, like looking for Mona Lisa’s smile in a yellow emoticon, to expect any kind of gay glasnost from ‘Dostana’.
Far from Shoreline

Sunday 19 October '08

A gentle story of a singular Konkan family in Chicago
HOW DO YOU MAP LOVE?

Sunday 27 July '08

A subtle and keenly observed debut, but one that too often reads like a prize story
Let a thousand thoughts contend

Saturday 19 July '08

The Party Congress held every three years is the highest decision-making body, which comprises elected delegates on the strength of the membership of the party.
Catch the Waves

Sunday 13 July '08

Filling in the ‘satellite-size gap’ in the scholarship of Indian television
Rule the Waves

Sunday 29 June '08

A novel surfing on beautiful sentences
‘The wealthy in India need to do much more for the country’

Saturday 14 June '08

Microfinance has been the hottest economic innovation of the past few years — even Natalie Portman and Benetton evangelise it.
What The World is Reading

Monday 9 June '08

Hilary Clinton “drew out the nation’s misogyny in all its jeering glory and put it where we could all get a good look at it...
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