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Indira and India

Sunday 1 November '09

A column on Indira Gandhi on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of her assassination must begin by paying sincere homage to her...
Bollywood or Mollywood?

Sunday 4 October '09

When I feel down and depressed, I turn to some book of poetry or philosophy to find solace and strength....
Lest IITs go the Air India way

Sunday 27 September '09

Why Sachin’s bat speaks to him

Sunday 20 September '09

In a game where opinions about players vary wildly, both experts and lay enthusiasts of cricket agree that when Sachin...
Advani will prove his obituary-writers wrong

Sunday 13 September '09

Nothing succeeds like success, and nothing damns you like failure. Success, especially in politics, hides blemishes, even unforgivable ones....
Towards a re-united Indian subcontinent

Sunday 6 September '09

The last day of August saw me travel to Solapur, a city in southern Maharashtra, to deliver a talk on ‘Mohammed Ali Jinnah and India’s Partition’....
The BJP’s self-inflicted wound

Sunday 30 August '09

The BJP’s self-inflicted wound following the publication of Jaswant Singh’s recently released book on Mohammed Ali Jinnah....
Was Partition inevitable? Desirable?

Sunday 23 August '09

History is a great teacher. But it can also be a great tranquiliser. People, especially those societies that do not nurture a deep historical memory....
Jaswant Singh’s graceless, baseless expulsion will haunt BJP for long

Saturday 22 August '09

Having just completed a near non-stop reading of Jaswant Singh’s magnum opus on Mohammed Ali Jinnah for two days, cover to cover and scribbling comments...
City of God, built by men

Sunday 16 August '09

August 15. All of India is awash in an animated display of patriotism. The morning air is filled with the strains of...
Re-enfranchise the poor in our cities

Sunday 9 August '09

SCENE 1. Inter-State Bus Terminus (ISBT) near Kashmiri Gate, Delhi: I have come to meet Sanjeev Sahai, my former colleague in the PMO who is now CEO...
Walk the talk on better cities

Sunday 2 August '09

I am truly delighted by readers’ response to this series of articles on how to create better cities, and to the column that engendered the idea of the series.
Building better cities

Sunday 26 July '09

Nirman Bhawan in New Delhi houses the Ministry of Urban Development as well as the Ministry of Health....
Anyone for ideal cities?

Sunday 19 July '09

My column last week (‘An ideal village, an inspiring leader’) about how one idealistic and determined grassroots leader....
An ideal village, an inspiring leader

Sunday 12 July '09

The road from Parner to Hivre Bazar, in the rural expanse of central Maharashtra, passes through an arid land untouched...
What Rail Bhavan needs is reformist zeal

Sunday 5 July '09

Every time I travel in and out of the newly modernised Delhi and Mumbai airports, I am filled with both pride and pain.
Why Nilekani needs a broader mandate

Sunday 28 June '09

Dr Manmohan Singh’s government deserves kudos for appointing Nandan Nilekani as the head of a super-ambitious national...
BJP should keep off stagnant Hindutva

Sunday 21 June '09

Atal Bihari Vajpayee, whose ill-health has rendered him inactive for the past few years, was a deeply contemplative political leader.
A positive Hindu-Vatican dialogue

Sunday 14 June '09

Stupendous two days. I’ll never forget these two days lived in love and trust and engaged in Hindu-Christian dialogue.” This is how Jean-Louis Pierre Tauran....
Obama’s candour in timeless Cairo

Sunday 7 June '09

Barack Obama’s speech in Egypt on Thursday is quite simply one of the most important articulations....
For Mumbai, a film on Shivajigiri

Sunday 31 May '09

In the just-concluded Lok Sabha elections, the BJP-Shiv Sena alliance suffered a 0-6 rout in Mumbai...
Why stability won over change

Sunday 24 May '09

May 16 has reinforced my two inter-related beliefs about the behaviour of the Indian voter.
A karmayogi’s last marathon

Sunday 17 May '09

In the last lap of the marathon election campaign, two wisdom-filled books, both by Japanese authors....
From tu-tu-main-main to tu and main

Sunday 10 May '09

This election saw me perform a new task for my party’s campaign.
Why flog a dead horse called justice

Sunday 3 May '09

One of the memorable experiences from my years as a journalist is associated with the centenary celebrations of the Congress party in Mumbai in 1985.....
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