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Indraprastha

Virendra Kapoor

The curious case of Mayawati's brother joining politics

The Diaries of Eliamma Mathen: Homemaker as Intimate Historian

The diaries of Eliamma Mathen capture with rare sensitivity the political intrigue and skullduggery in the former princely state of Travancore

Modi and the Supremacy of Law

Dhiraj Nayyar

Power will not ensure anyone a larger-than-law role, and let that be the enduring legacy of Modi

Salma Hayek: ‘It’s lovely to fall in love’

Noel de Souza

Salma Hayek on family, films and fashion

Catching a Tiger by Its Tail

Vivek Menon

The future of the once fearsome predator lies in the hands of a few brave men

Bond With the Best

Avinash Mudaliar

Bond is a girl band where Vanessa Mae meets Tchaikovsky

Alarmism versus Atavism

S Prasannarajan

Secular alarmists and cultural atavists have hijacked the discourse

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Swapan Dasgupta

The beef divide, Parliamentary sessions and perceptions of India

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Madhavankutty Pillai

The probable chain from cow protection to vegetarianism

President Trump Fires a Missile

James Astill

Finally America shows global leadership by launching an air strike on Syria. Still, what’s Donald Trump’s strategic vision?

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Indraprastha

The Diaries of Eliamma Mathen: Homemaker as Intimate Historian

Modi and the Supremacy of Law

Salma Hayek: ‘It’s lovely to fall in love’

Catching a Tiger by Its Tail

Bond With the Best

Alarmism versus Atavism

Open Diary

Non-Veg Food for Thought

President Trump Fires a Missile

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