India

Sangh’s e-Sevaks

Anil B. Lulla

They are young go-getting infotech professionals virtually chained to their desktop computers. But the RSS has given them a cause beyond their careers.

The BJP Ultimatum

Jatin Gandhi

The principal opposition party’s Indore conclave signalled an RSS-induced resolve to put their house in order and broaden the party’s vote base.

A Matter of Time

Jaideep Mazumdar

Clocks in India’s Northeast may be in sync with IST, but they’re out of sync with everything else.

At Last, a Credible Deterrent

Ninad D. Sheth

With the successful test launch of Agni-V, India will acquire its first credible nuclear deterrent.

India This Week

arindam

BJP’s Politics Takes on Deeper Saffron Hue; Highway to Trouble; The Farce Called Rehabilitation; Spare Shibli College the Politics

What makes everyday terror, exemplified in the Pune blast, so much harder to fight? What makes an articulate, Anglicised software programmer turn into an Islamist radical? Questions with no easy answers.

First World Suffering

Pallavi Polanki

Kerala’s women conquered their primary healthcare problems long before large swathes of India even saw a problem. So, why aren’t they celebrating?

India This Week

arindam

Karat Gives in to Detractors; Cheek for a Cheek; Proving Their Track Record; Desperate Buddha Vibes; No Centre-State Harmony in Kashmir Song

Who’s Killing the Corbett Tigers?

Jay Mazoomdaar

Four tigers found dead in less than a month, within a triangular patch of about 40 sq km in the heart of one of India’s best reserves. Natural deaths? Infighting? Poaching? With the media rife with speculation, Open cuts through the clutter to find some answers.