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The Weaver Waiver
Dhirendra K. Jha
The Government plans to announce a Rs 3,000 crore package for the handloom industry in the Budget
An Indian Classic Goes Global
Enfield has a loyal following among classic bike enthusiasts in the US, going by web traffic
To Kill a Killer
The story of the shooting of a software programmer wanted for a trail of grisly murders and sensational escapes
The ‘Regime’ Egyptians Really Want
A Pew Research survey in mid-2010 examined Egyptian Muslims’ views on politics and the role Islam should play in it. The findings are revealing.
Man Bites Dog
…in a manner of speaking, that is. For it is the irresponsible behaviour of pet owners that is to blame for the menace and misery of street dogs
“Pakistan’s Problems Are in Pakistan’s DNA”
Journalist and author MJ Akbar on why the two-nation theory is a spectacularly stupid idea that needs the enmity of ‘the other’ to exist
Manmad Problem
The oil mafia in Maharashtra is so powerful that even resistant petrol retailers are forced to join the adulteration racket
Sex, Lies and Pugmarks
For decades, foresters have relied on pugmarks to tell the gender and identity of tigers. But pugs often lie, as they did in Corbett recently. Open tracks a few alpha males with ‘female’ footprints
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