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The Budget Ratio to Wrestle With
Global observers may knit their brows over this brazen shrug at conventional economic wisdom, but India’s Fiscal Responsibility Act is not carved in stone
THE SERIAL RAPISTS OF SHINOR
Recently the Vadodara police arrested seven men for raping a newly married woman. They soon realised something startling—these regular householders had systematically targeted and raped eight women over one year
“AAP has become a party with a supreme leader”
Prashant Bhushan, an activist lawyer and one of the AAP’s founders, talks about differences within the party, structural flaws, and how the party has deviated from the principles on which it was founded
Revolution: A Love Story
Kerala’s most wanted Maoist couple are using fiction and journalism as weapons of mass delusion
Sinking Elephant
With its shrinking Dalit base and the possibility of losing national-party status, BSP is in mortal crisis
Something is rotten in the Indian Navy
Antiquated war ships. Delayed purchases. Power of middlemen. Political meddling. The Indian Navy is in troubled waters. An Open investigation
Nothing Is Sacred
Mohan Bhagwat’s criticism of Mother Teresa and the debate that followed bring out the twisted logic of Indian liberals
THE LAST ENCOUNTER
They were Mumbai policemen with a licence to kill. Now they want to be politicians
Here Comes the Gentleman Comic
Is AIB’s ribaldry representative of all stand-up acts in India? The next wave of humour may belong to clean comedy
Possibilities of Power
What AAP can do—and cannot. Two writers on the rhetoric and reality in Kejriwal’s Delhi
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