“God will not forgive those who loot houses... Temple thieves do not invite God’s wrath but those stealing from houses, especially of the poor, will have to pay a heavy price”

Pranab’s overdrive on austerity; Bollywood composer Vishal Dadlani’s take on Shivaji; and Anil Ambani’s spat with the media

“When women wear low-cut tees, we try to ensure there are no bending or stretching exercises. Such women keep finding excuses to touch the instructor.”

Huts and malls, flyovers and shanties, shared habitats of the rich and poor, the photographer trains his gaze on how the Indian landscape has changed since the turn of the millennium.

The Indian real estate market; gold prices; Dalda's image makeover; and Abu Dhabi semiconductors

“[On telecast rights] the press is inaccurate 80 per cent of the time, and the rest are plants”

Exports remain in deep trouble, Walt Disney's incredible play and China's massive shopping list

“Prisoners and prison staff are fascinated by gangsters. The former automatically gravitate towards them”

Open’s report on Leila Kabir and Jaya Jaitly’s backroom battles for George Fernandes’ political legacy has prompted strong and contradictory responses from both women. We rest our case

“Why keep multiplexes closed when the malls in which they are located could do business?”

CELESTIAL HEROISM IS a bestseller, unless it is badly made. In it merges great survivor dramas and the romance of breaching the boundaries of human…