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Terror’s wake up call

Sunday 30 November '08

Last week’s terrorist invasion of Mumbai is doubly horrific for me.
Shaky fundamentals

Sunday 23 November '08

Last week I had the choice of attending the World Economic Forum’s India Summit in New Delhi or going off to look at the election in Rajasthan.
Education for all: still a distant dream

Sunday 16 November '08

As ‘a grateful nation’ paid tribute to Chacha Nehru on his birthday last week...
India has no Obama

Sunday 9 November '08

Ever since Barack Obama was declared the next President of the United States last week, it has become something of a national pastime in our ancient, broken-down country to ask why we cannot produce our own Obama.
Terror and the weak state

Sunday 2 November '08

The least our political leaders can do is not make unfeeling, tasteless remarks after a terrorist attack.
Left out in a world of their own

Sunday 26 October '08

In the week of the gloomiest Diwali anyone can remember, there is one happy little group of Indians who have taken to gloating publicly over the meltdown of the world’s financial systems.
Still a land of starving millions

Sunday 19 October '08

The Global Hunger Index reported last week that more than 200 million Indians live in hunger and that 47 per cent of Indian children are malnourished.
The case against banning outfits

Sunday 12 October '08

It is my considered and humble opinion that nobody would care one itsy-bitsy bit if the Bajrang Dal were banned.
Can we afford the ban?

Sunday 5 October '08

When the ban on smoking in public places came into effect last Thursday I did not know whether to laugh or cry.
Palin and our own unlikely leaders

Sunday 28 September '08

It happens that I was in New York last week when Sarah Palin met her first foreign heads of state.
The divide widens

Sunday 21 September '08

With jihad having got unnervingly close to the ‘Z’ security boundaries of Lutyens’ Delhi, terrorism has finally become the subject of high political concern.
Disbanding the army of clerks

Sunday 14 September '08

A Chief Minister, who shall remain nameless, told me in despair the other day that the latest Pay Commission was going to bankrupt several state governments.
Seeing red over green

Sunday 7 September '08

On a rainy day last week, in a lovely forest in Gujarat that is under threat from Adivasi claimants...
Can we have our Obama, please?

Sunday 31 August '08

Like many other Indians I woke early last Friday to watch Barack Obama accept the Democratic party’s nomination for President.
J&K divide: diplomacy versus democracy

Sunday 24 August '08

As an ‘argumentative Indian’ it pleases me when someone starts an argument with me.
Seven sutras: the PM’s biggest failures

Sunday 17 August '08

As always I woke early on Independence Day to hear the Prime Minister speak.
When moderates bowed before the Jihadis

Sunday 10 August '08

Last week as Jammu and Kashmir boiled over and the Prime Minister called on all political parties to come together and help calm the fires of hatred and violence...
We are losing the war against jihadis

Sunday 3 August '08

This is a topical column so I cannot avoid writing about terrorism in the week after three major Indian cities were attacked by jihadi terrorists.
PM emerges as the real leader

Sunday 27 July '08

From the moment I saw those bundles of thousand rupee notes being tossed about in the Lok Sabha last week...
The aam aadmi doesn’t care about the N-deal

Sunday 20 July '08

When the debate on the nuclear deal degenerated last week into counting the votes of convicted murderers to save the Government...
When godless Marxists and religious Islamists got together to hate America

Sunday 13 July '08

Of all the objections to the nuclear deal the most mystifying and intriguing is that the Prime Minister should desist from going ahead...
Travails of this jugaad government

Sunday 6 July '08

Last week was without question the worst week in the life of the Sonia-Manmohan Government. The stock market crashed again.
No two-head Government please

Sunday 29 June '08

In these waning moments of the United Progressive Alliance Government when things look bleak on every front and even the monsoon is being tricky...
Last chance to be the real Prime Minister

Sunday 22 June '08

One day we will remember Dr Manmohan Singh as the best Prime Minister India never had.
Forget kids in showbiz, spare a thought for child labourers

Sunday 15 June '08

Half of India’s children are malnourished. Half never get vaccinated against preventable diseases.
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