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Kejriwal, Amended

The new message: AAP means business

‘Kejriwal is no match for me’

Says BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi, whose victory depends on how well she can get through to the city’s poor and its minorities

THE MYTH OF THE INDIAN AVIATOR

Did an Indian create a flying machine eight years before the Wright brothers created theirs, as a new Hindi film claims?

The Fall of Mani Saar

He was considered the ultimate political survivor. Now, Kerala’s 82-year-old finance minister and the country’s longest-serving MLA stands disgraced

India Is Elsewhere

Obama’s State of the Union address on 20 January reinforces his protectionist image. It would scare potential investors away from projects such as the Make in India initiative

Father, Son and the Double Helix

Suspicious couples and the booming cottage industry of peace-of-mind tests

The Great Big Indian Library

Rohan Murty launched his ambitious new venture, The Murty Classical Library of India, a philanthropic initiative in collaboration with Harvard University Press

“They would have died of laughter”

Says Laurent Léger, a Charlie Hebdo journalist who survived the attack on the magazine, of his colleagues who were killed to Open contributor SAMANTHA DE BENDERN who finds in today’s France a threat to national symbols

BE WORRIED, VERY WORRIED

A section of the political class may not accept it but mounting radical resentment within the Indian Muslim community is a reality

Dynamic, Chaotic, Fragmented and Still Evolving — And Hard to Fight

For the masses to be mobilised, the violence must be seen as justified. That means choosing the ‘lowest common denominator’

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