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Lockdown Ethics

Madhavankutty Pillai

The unfairness of consumers being denied non-essential goods from ecommerce companies in Maharashtra

China’s Ticking Age Bomb

Mao’s legacy of the one-child policy could stall Xi’s ambition

‘Malice Towards One and All’

Khushwant Singh once wrote that Indira Gandhi could not become a clerk in the Government she had most fortuitously come to head

The French Connection

India’s attitude to refugees from Myanmar mirrors France’s inconsistent treatment to Germans fleeing Nazi persecution

Calculated Risk

Who did the survey that told Congress how the Badruddin Ajmal factor could play out

The Double Life of KM Ganguli

Was the first English translator of the Mahabharata really the scholar we think?

Eternal Masking

It is hard to see what danger not wearing one when alone can pose but a Delhi rule has just been upheld by the judiciary

Maoists or Sub-Rural Thugs?

Getting out of the fallacy of ‘compassion vs combat’

The Sharing Quotient

Digital technology has enhanced the concept of give and take

The Rise and Fall of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

Despite being destroyed by the Pakistan army, perhaps he would have done better as a politician if not blinded by hubris

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