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Regulars
The need of the hour is some honest introspection. But it seems the citizens of Pakistan are unable or unwilling to face that reality and its consequences for them.
BY VINOD MEHTA
The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news
Random notes, gossip, bitching, angles, conspiracy theories, spoofs, essential fundas
Published feedback from our readers: rants, raves, bouquets, brickbats
MOVIE REVIEW
A delightful yet moving film on the trifle of an idea, but why must a film with children has to always come with a message attached?
MOVIE REVIEW
Nana Patekar plays to the gallery and brings a smile to the audience's faces but the movie soon turns into gimmickry than fun.
10 QUESTIONS
Sarla Razdan on her mouth-watering debut,Kashmiri Cuisine Through The Ages.
GOSSIP
No successor yet for Ravi Singh of Penguin while the gap between prize juries and the common reader widens
Cover Story
ASSEMBLY POLLS
It's a mixed result for the UPA: at least a presence everywhere, a routed Left, an ineffectual BJP. Andhra is its only big worry.
ASSEMBLY POLLS
Satrap Junior
Will Jagan's start be the Congress end?
MADHAVI TATA
TAMIL NADU
Chennai Super Queen
Jayalalitha has returned in a mandate against corruption and cronyism. Weaknesses she's prone to.
PUSHPA IYENGAR
PUDUCHERRY
The Motorcycle Man Rides Again
The AIADMK wave propels Congress rebel and ex-CM Rangaswamy to victory
WEST BENGAL
Red Dusk
A new colour, a promise of renaissance. Mamata has to redeem her pledge, the Left can learn from the long making of its hubris.
PRANAY SHARMA
KERALA
Down To The Wire
The Congress-led UDF scrapes through
DEBARSHI DASGUPTA
ASSAM
Trifecta On The Luit
Veteran savvy and economic growth helps Gogoi do a Sheila
PRARTHNA GAHILOTE
National
AYODHYA: SC ORDER
The Supreme Court puts on hold a partition that no one wanted
UP: FARMER'S CRISIS
Riding pillion on the farmers' crisis, Rahul steals Round 1 in UP battle
AVIATION: HELICOPTERS
Pawan Hans badly needs new choppers
International
PAKISTAN: OSAMA
Except JuD, other militant outfits have refrained from direct sympathy for Osama
BIN LADEN: THE HIDEOUT
A Moveable Kingdom
The 'mansion life' was a frugal one for Osama and extended family
MARIANA BAABAR
AMERICA: VOICES
That Faraway Hyper-Dystopia
The American street opens up on Pakistan
ASHISH KUMAR SEN
OPINION
The Funambulist State
Questions of balance will let Pak generals brazen out Abbottabad
PERVEZ HOODBHOY
THE SECRET DIARY OF
"Presidentji," he drawled, "I suggest you immediately seek the help of Amar Singh, the politician, who is an expert with all things phon(e)y."
Business
AGRICULTURE: GM CROPS
The GM crops debate rages, but pressure is on to end the moratorium
BLACK MONEY: HASAN ALI
Has Hasan Ali really stolen from the Nizam's treasures?
OPINION
On whom will the dust of Raj Rajaratnam's crumbling kingdom settle?
Society
OPINION
How to stop our patchwork cultural fabric from ripping at the seams
PROFILE
Cheryl D'Souza, unlikely green warrior, takes on south Goa's mining mafia
MIND YOUR BODY
Pursuing fads like besan today, veggies tomorrow and juices the day after, are not just an insult to your stomach and brains but also to your mother.
Arts & Entertainment
TAGORE: ART
A new Tagore meets the world: non-verbal, and full of querulous lines
Books
REVIEW
A study on Bible-thumping activism ignores titular faultlines, concocts plots couched in anti-imperialism
GITA RAMASWAMY ON BREAKING INDIA: WESTERN INTERVENTIONS IN DRAVIDIAN AND DALIT FAULTLINES BY RAJIV MALHOTRA AND ARAVINDAN NEELAKANDAN
REVIEW
Studded with many a queer realisation--not least those about sexuality, vengeance, parents, power and about the makeup/pretence by which we all get by.
REVIEW
Far from a brisk how-to-solve manual, it is not even straightforward chick-lit. But it offers unexpected delights and a dollop of charm.
JAISHREE MISRA ON THE VAGUE WOMAN'S HANDBOOK BY DEVAPRIYA ROY
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