Sunday 19 April '09
Mimlu Sen records the songs and stories of Paban Das Baul and other wandering minstrels.Sunday 15 March '09
Kamila Shamsie traces an ambitious arc through Nagasaki, Partition, Afghanistan and 9/11Wednesday
17 September '08As Lehman Bros went bust, Merrill Lynch was sold and world of global high finance shook, hearts broke on Kolkata's IIM campus.Wednesday
17 September '08Over the weekend, as Lehman Brothers went bust, Merrill Lynch was sold and the world of global high finance shook...Wednesday
17 September '08Over the weekend, as Lehman Brothers went bust, Merrill Lynch was sold and the world of global high finance shook...Thursday
4 September '08The first Nano cars from Singur, had they been allowed to roll out on schedule, would have been a bright red in colour.Sunday
6 April '08Our correspondent picks seven books with one tying theme: the protagonists of all the stories are never quite stillFriday
25 May '07What lessons in management can we possibly learn from bonsai crocs, which are stunted because they are confined to a small enclosure soon after emerging...Sunday
8 April '07Sachin Tendulkar endorses Pepsi, Adidas, ITC, Canon and eight other brands; Rahul Dravid pushes Pepsi, Sansui, Max New York LifeSaturday
7 April '07The spat between Marquez and Llosa reverberates in their politics and their fiction.Sunday
12 November '06In the devil that danced on the Water, a stirring memoir about her family, particularly her dissident father, in Sierra Leone, Aminatta Forna writes how she lived in a world of “parallel realities” as a child.Sunday
22 October '06Orhan Pamuk is obsessed with searching for answers to Turkey’s dilemma: Should it look West or EastSunday
17 September '06Two wars bookend Moni Mohsin’s lyrical debutSunday
20 August '06Here’s why the bookies and the booksellers are backing Black Swan Green for the BookerSunday
16 July '06Raja Rao’s Kanthapura is remarkably fresh almost 80 years laterSunday
9 July '06Edward Said’s thoughts on late style puts his life’s work in perspectiveThursday
8 June '06Sixteen years after Pune-based economist Prof D C Wadhwa submitted a report to the Planning Commission suggesting a ‘‘guarantee title to land’’...Friday
2 June '06The PM wants changes in land ownership laws, so does his party president yet the government has sat on suggestions it called for 19 years agoSunday
28 May '06In her second novel, Monica Ali profiles the inactivity of a small Portuguese village. But by flitting restlessly from one peripheral character to another, she fails to realise the potential of her sensitive debutSunday
23 April '06The unhappy family, this time in Delhi’s Karol Bagh, remains Manju Kapur’s vehicle to study the making of modern IndiaSunday
16 April '06Every big Hindi film today relies as much on the computer as the cameraTuesday
28 March '06‘‘It˜s straight out of a thriller,’’ says an associate who watched as Suzlon Energy scripted the second-largest takeover in Indian corporate history in two months flatSunday
26 March '06Saturday
18 March '06It’s been our strategy for a while now, looking for ways to strengthen the entire supply chain. In this business, you have to think at least five years in advanceFriday
17 March '06The news about bird flu II in Jalgaon couldn’t have come at a worse time.
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