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Left and wrong

Sunday 17 May '09

This is the last ride Hitch Hiker will take, at least for some time. The launching and nursing of a magazine is taking its toll....
The sounds of Kolkata

Sunday 3 May '09

The Dharmatala traffic junction in Kolkata must be the noisiest place in India. At least it is the noisiest that I have ever been to....
Quicker, shorter, better

Sunday 19 April '09

One more IPL. The WWF of cricket, except that it’s not fixed (hopefully). The equivalent of a soccer game reduced to five penalty kicks for each side....
A Hindi film that hits you hard

Sunday 5 April '09

Gulaal is an extraordinary and overpowering film. I watched it a fortnight ago, and I watched it again ten days ago.....
Of a friendship that lives on

Sunday 22 March '09

Last fortnight I wrote about a recently-passed-away friend. Since then, questions about friendship have been lodged in a corner of my mind.....
In memoriam

Sunday 8 March '09

I wanted to write this column about the great pleasure of meeting old friends after a long time....
It shouldn’t have won

Tuesday 24 February '09

India wasn’t up for approval on Oscar Night, thanks very much
The Australians will be back

Sunday 22 February '09

Dusk is a hard thing to accept, especially when the day has been glorious.
A field day at work

Sunday 8 February '09

I have always been chary about HR initiatives in any company.
Indian colour of a pink slip

Friday 6 February '09

Bull runs end. Bear runs end. It’s about how to manage the transition
America and the ‘A’ word

Sunday 25 January '09

On January 20, the 44th President of the United States, in his inaugural speech, became the first President ever to acknowledge the existence...
The big swindle in corporate governance

Sunday 11 January '09

Iam in the process of launching a weekly magazine. The dummy issue is printed and ready to be sent to potential advertisers and for feedback from likely readers...
Water is not a call away

Sunday 28 December '08

On a sunny winter afternoon, I walked around the terrace of our new office, and, almost involuntarily, counted.
Reading terror’s mind

Sunday 14 December '08

The Mumbai attacks are behind us, and they will never be behind us.
In the line of duty

Sunday 30 November '08

I am writing this as I watch the funeral processions of ATS chief Hemant Karkare and Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan.
The loss of humanity

Sunday 16 November '08

At 11:35 a.m. on August 3 last year, 17-month-old Baby P was brought to a hospital in Haringey in north-west London and was declared dead on arrival.
Unusual Bond

Sunday 2 November '08

A Quantum Of Solace, the new Bond film, releases next week, and I can’t wait to see it.
Ganguly ends it in style

Sunday 19 October '08

I’ve begun writing this column minutes after Sourav Ganguly completed his century at Mohali...
How art can shape your world

Sunday 5 October '08

I was in Kolkata on work for a day. As the day wore on, it became clear that I would need to stay for one more night.
Heroes of the game

Sunday 21 September '08

The second season of the ICL is about to start, and the world will see Brian Lara in action again, even if it’s only in the shortest form of the game.
Delusions of a Bengal Tigress

Sunday 7 September '08

I was on my way home from work on Thursday evening when I got an SMS alert sent by a news channel...
The Beatles go Across The Universe

Sunday 24 August '08

If you are below the age of 40, you should perhaps skip this column.
Olympic Games: A curse for the Chinese people

Sunday 10 August '08

By the time you read this, you would have enjoyed the spectacular opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games.
Seeking amusement the Indian way

Sunday 27 July '08

The Government has survived, and India has gone back to watching its favourite TV soaps.
Globalisation and altered identities

Sunday 13 July '08

Amitav Ghosh’s novel Sea of Poppies is that rare creation: stupendously researched, and a corking good read.
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