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A Shot Too Long

Does Zabiuddin Ansari’s confession in the Chittisinghpura massacre really mean anything?

The Name that Spells Terror

The usual suspects of just about every terror attack in India have one thing in common: the name Bhatkal

The Man Who Faked His Murder

Software engineer Sreerag Subramanian was found dead, tied and gagged with duct tape, in his car. An open and shut case of murder. Or was it?

No Money? Have a Bank

In the last three years, an unnatural number of bank branches have opened in former Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee’s constituency in West Bengal

Have Laws, Will Flout

To fast-track reforms, India’s Prime Minister apparently wants to bulldoze green clearance barriers

The Real Thing: $5 Billion More

The soft drink has existed since 1886 but its tryst with India needs serious re-dedication now

Just Do It

Between his first term as Finance Minister in the early 90s, when Manmohan Singh ushered in economic reforms, and his second term now, India has changed dramatically. But Manmohan Singh in 2012 is a different man, with a different boss and political circumstances. There are powerful reasons though why he must push key reforms

Upward Liveability

The lives of people who live higher than most people

The Eunuch Mothers

Two men who turned themselves into women and later became mothers by adopting little girls

Cops at War

The Ansari arrest and India’s squabbling police forces

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