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Forgotten on the other side of Shangri-la

Tuesday 19 December '06

Sixteen years on, the Bhutanese refugees languish in the camps of southern Nepal. India cannot, it should not, continue to ignore their predicament
Daydreams of PMship, in saffron hues

Sunday 17 December '06

Since it is a truth widely recognised that all prospective, possible, potential, promising probable prime-ministerial candidates of the BJP in 2009 must know poetry...
Khairlanji: atrocity of a law forgotten

Saturday 9 December '06

Checking crimes against dalits was one of the most urgent tasks post-Independent India had set for itself
Team India: Why don’t we send our MPs in

Sunday 3 December '06

Our honourable Members of Parliament have displayed a keenness for cricket that is exceptional...
Khairlanji to Kanpur

Saturday 2 December '06

It could well represent a turning point for dalit politics in Maharashtra
Stuff happens. And sometimes stuff happens to me

Sunday 19 November '06

I caught up with the pop-star of the neo-cons, the rum-stud of the Republicans, in his Georgian-style home in St Michaels...
Sanitation: India’s great underground

Wednesday 15 November '06

Sanitation here lacks political ownership. Who has ever heard of a slogan like, ‘Bijli, sadak, paani, shauchalaya’?
Bengalooru’s Brat and other heir-raising tales

Sunday 5 November '06

The antics of young Nikhil Deve Gowda have reinforced our faith in political progeny. After all, when a boy wants a snack at 3 am, and he happens to be the chief minister’s son
This Diwali, get yourself some creamy layer!

Sunday 22 October '06

And for another Diwali, a few sparkling thoughts and general observations that you are invited to ignore...
Aedes of October

Thursday 19 October '06

Five stinging truths about the dengue-chikungunya onslaught
And the Booker goes to Kiran Desai for a novel about the ‘anxiety of being a foreigner’

Thursday 12 October '06

A magnificent novel of human breadth and wisdom. That was how the judges described the novel that won this year’s Man Booker Prize for 2006...
Mahatma Gandhi, the sequel

Wednesday 4 October '06

Bapu has returned, and not just because of one film, or because of commemorations of the satyagraha centenary. We are searching for a centre in a period of great transition and conflict
Four quick reviews of Mush’s mush: hot off the press

Sunday 1 October '06

Gee, I don’t do book reviews gen’rally, ‘cos I don’t read books. See sometimes as prez’dent one has to read books but I try an’ get Condi to do the readin’ for me...
I, Enos Ekka, can be CM

Sunday 17 September '06

You must be following Jharkhand mamla on TV and newspaper, no? How four brave ministers of NDA...
A town called Malegaon

Wednesday 13 September '06

And what it tells us about a state called Maharashtra and a country called India
BJP on song. This way they could win

Sunday 3 September '06

The other day I happened to be passing by the BJP headquarters at 11, Ashoka Road, New Delhi, when a flurry of high musical notes...
Delhi: dystopia or utopia?

Tuesday 29 August '06

A new report on the state of the national capital offers timely lessons for rapidly urbanising India, given that half the country’s population is expected to be urban-based by the year 2030.
When Natwar meets his Cosmic Master...

Sunday 20 August '06

“Lord, you have blessed me with an ambitious son. Do I need to say more? By the way, you did not bless me with a great brother either”
OoP’s back again

Friday 18 August '06

That term again. Office of Profit is back in news with the Lok Sabha agreeing to set up a joint parliamentary committee on the subject. An explainer to help you understand and recall why and how a constitutional obscurity keeps hitting national headlines.
Independence Day women

Tuesday 15 August '06

Three big moments that changed the way India looked at the second sex
A Call to Honour all moles

Sunday 6 August '06

We moles believe that if we have to dig for dirt, there has to be enough of it. In this case, as far as I can gather, not one of the charges have stuck
Another low called Qana

Thursday 3 August '06

Over the years, philosophers have tried to evolve rules for the conduct of war
The Home Ministry is watching you

Sunday 23 July '06

‘‘We first blocked access to 17 websites. We may have lifted this now but this troublesome community of half a million potential terrorists, also known as bloggers, knows we are watching them...TV channels are next’’
Anxieties of a world city

Tuesday 18 July '06

Post-7/11 trauma: Mumbai can learn from New York and London
GLOBAL WARMING ALERT: World Cup Finals Today

Sunday 9 July '06

There is more emotion packed into this one event than probably anything Ektaa Kapoor can conjure up in a billion years — and that goes for chest-beating, finger-pointing, screaming, sobbing, wailing
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