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The Grown-Up World of Child Models

They are almost adults in their vanity and desire for fame

India’s Own Jasmin Revolution

It took a suicide and the Facebook account of a man named Jasmin to set it off. Within five months, it saw 164,000 nurses rallying online—thousands of them in actual hospitals too—for better work conditions

Project Spotty

Cleared in a hurry amid much fanfare, Project Cheetah now waits for funds to fly in the first consignment from Africa. But the once-lost cat stands even less of a chance in a crowded 21st century India, and its reintroduction will pose fresh challenges for other species on the brink of extinction. There may still be just enough time to scrap this dangerous experiment

The College-goer’s Political Mind

A recent survey conducted among students in Delhi reveals that most are moderates

Why Do Voters Bother?

For three elections in a row, Punjab has seen the same set of politicians make the same promises and deliver the same disappointments. Yet, the voting percentage continues to rise

Down to a Trickle

Even as the objectives of the previous policy remain unfulfilled, the Government has come out with a new one

Star Wars: Isro’s Phantom Menace

Former Chairman Madhavan Nair and incumbent K Radhakrishnan have been duelling each other fiercely even as they share office space on the same floor of Isro’s headquarters

Noel Tata as Café Revolutionary

The rumour that Ratan Tata’s half brother Noel might head Tata Starbucks’ cafe venture has a truly compelling appeal

The World Wild Web

And a government that thinks it can discipline it by cracking a whip

Sri Ram Sene Hoists Pakistan Flag

The odd use of a strange ruse to stir up communal trouble

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