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A future without women

Sunday 18 October, 2009

Europeans often ask me about female foeticide in India, but I’ve always considered it Western exaggeration drawn from an incidental case or two.
Nirmalangshumukherji
Lay down those home-made arms

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram has asked the CPI (Maoists) to “halt” armed operations and to come to talks.
Vikramsmehta
The more things change...

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

President Obama has been awarded the Nobel Prize not for what he has achieved but for what it is hoped he will achieve.
Saritharai
Teach for America

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

She is helping American undergrads analyse English poetry, critique literary essays and write book reviews. They find it hilarious that they are learning the language from a tutor half a world away, in India.
Shailajabajpai
The riots that could not be televised

Tuesday 03 November, 2009

What a difference twenty-five years makes. A quarter of a century ago, the television screen (black and white) was frozen in time.
Rajamenon
Turfed out of our own backyard

Monday 02 November, 2009

In all the world, the Indian Navy is one of just two navies still growing. The other is the Chinese Navy. It is no accident that the rise of...
More poetry, please

Monday 02 November, 2009

More and more lately, I find people asking me: What do you think President Obama really believes about this or that issue? I find that odd.
Printline Pakistan

Monday 02 November, 2009

The much-hyped meeting between Pakistan President Asif Zardari and chief opponent Nawaz Sharif at a reception for the visiting Turkish...
Sudheendrakulkarni
Indira and India

Sunday 01 November, 2009

A column on Indira Gandhi on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of her assassination must begin by paying sincere homage to her...
Meghnaddesai
The dangers of divide and rule

Sunday 01 November, 2009

There is a famous observation by Sherlock Holmes in one of his cases about the dog that did not bark. That was the clue to the criminal’s identity.
Coomikapoor
Unofficial adviser

Sunday 01 November, 2009

Former foreign secretary Shiv Shankar Menon, a seasoned China hand, has been acting as unofficial adviser to the Government on Sino-Indian relations.
Tavleensingh
A legacy best forgotten

Sunday 01 November, 2009

As a dutiful daughter-in-law, Sonia Gandhi always remembers the late Mrs Gandhi on her death anniversary.
Shombitsengupta
A haphazard billion

Sunday 01 November, 2009

I’ve often visited India, accompanying CEOs of Western clients who want to understand the Indian market climate.
‘She was always the boss’

Saturday 31 October, 2009

When Indira Gandhi returned to power in 1980 — in the election that marked her political rehabilitation after the Emergency — she won both seats she had contested.
Seemachishti
The ‘r’ in Indira

Saturday 31 October, 2009

It takes a minute or so to work out why the advertisements issued by the government on Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of Indira Gandhi’s...
Indermalhotra
Secret sorties and stolen sheep

Friday 30 October, 2009

How the 1965 war ended
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