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How to build Harvards

Tuesday 26 August '08

The proposal to create a dozen new so-called world-class universities, in addition to 16 new Central universities, seems...
The question in Kashmir

Tuesday 19 August '08

I do not know how to address Kashmiri leaders. All the appellations that would be used to establish a connection...
A country in 40 acres

Wednesday 6 August '08

On Amarnath we’re in denial. Let’s admit the communal problem. Then learn the politics of healing
Remains of the day

Wednesday 23 July '08

UPA gets a breather. But some baggage of the trust vote needs sorting out
Look beyond the vote

Friday 18 July '08

There is a political space for a genuinely Left party. It needs conquering
Partitions of the mind

Thursday 10 July '08

It’s been a long week in Indian politics. Its identity markers will be with us for a while
Towards the end game

Tuesday 1 July '08

The desire to salvage a few remaining slivers of self respect may still impel the Congress to push for the Indo-US nuclear deal.
You live and learn

Monday 23 June '08

With the cut-off marks for admissions rising, it is hard to know what genuine consolation to give to thousands of disappointed students.
Modi’s secession?

Tuesday 17 June '08

Depending on your point of view, Narendra Modi’s challenge, on Gujarat’s financial relationship with the Central government...
India’s oil moment

Friday 6 June '08

Regressive petro-politics has come at a time of special vulnerability for the political economy
Too many reservations

Tuesday 27 May '08

When the Gurjjar agitation started, knowledgeable observers had widely feared that its denouement would be something resembling war.
The geometry of contrasts

Thursday 15 May '08

Jaipur’s founded on a sense of the city as a civilising place; Tuesday’s terror can’t alter that
Gandhi and Gandhi

Tuesday 13 May '08

The theatrical fracas over the governor of West Bengal’s decision to voluntarily shut off lights at Raj Bhavan exemplifies some deep infirmities in our politics.
Postcard from a new century

Monday 5 May '08

The US reconsiders role of the state, globalisation and its place in the world
Not so credible India

Thursday 24 April '08

Why the world sees India’s foreign policy as non-serious and whimsical.
It’s a landmark

Friday 11 April '08

SC rationalises quota policy by excluding creamy layers and ordering a review.
The Obama effect

Monday 7 April '08

Just try and recall the last time an Indian leader deigned to have a frank talk about caste
Small is powerful

Tuesday 1 April '08

It would be easy to dismiss the periodic talk of a third front, as yet another example of the incoherent and overweening ambitions of a motley group of politicians.
The Past Isn’t Another Country

Sunday 30 March '08

L.K. Advani gives a sense that the commitment and character that sustained him remain, but the ideological moorings that gave his life direction seem out of place
It's not just the money

Tuesday 25 March '08

Reform requires artfully using the benefits given to one constituency to neutralise vested interests that oppose...
Do something, Mr Speaker

Wednesday 12 March '08

Yes, students are on edge. But don’t blame the board exams for that
Our freedoms, your Lordships

Tuesday 4 March '08

With all due respect to the Supreme Court, it is now fair to say that unwittingly some of its orders are giving aid and succour
As easy as Kosovo

Wednesday 27 February '08

We must worry about the manner in which the birth of a new nation has been engineered
His freedoms and ours

Monday 18 February '08

Yes, Raj Thackeray is wrong. But his political opponents don’t say what the right argument is
Invisible is the city

Monday 11 February '08

Let’s face it, our politics and aspirations are becoming more and more urban.
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