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Essays

Behind the Boom

The economic transitions of India that bewilders

Sans Advantage

How Abhishek Mukherjee, an international tennis umpire whose life was repeatedly set back by cancer, kept returning to the top of his game

Ruin of the Congress

As two recent books tell us, India’s most charismatic leader, Indira Gandhi, has left a debilitating effect on the party. Rahul’s efforts to shelve personality-driven politics only bewilders it

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Confessions of a serial matrimony seeker

A Snatched Home

The diary of an Afghan who fled his country after being accused of spying against the Italian forces posted there

Home is Where…

...there’s work. Santoshi, a construction worker, keeps home amid half-built houses, a new one every year

The Falconer’s Knot

Even as Unesco accords falconry ‘global heritage’ status, India’s only licensed falconer, Shahid Khan, speaks of the dying sport

From the Autopsy Table

Dr Shirley Vasu, one of Kerala’s top forensic surgeons, on living in the company of corpses for over 30 years

A Different Species

The mysterious world of a house cat

Sleepless on Facebook

The nocturnal gathering of insomniacs on a social networking site

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