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Jigna Vora vs Mumbai Police

The police claim they have a case against this journalist. If so, they must prove it, not vilify and harass her

The Phantom Who Fell

The legend of Kishenji and what his death means to India’s Maoist movement

The Reign of Ratan Tata

The chairman had his hits and misses. History, however, will judge him by his dynamism as a business leader as much as his record on core Tata values

Decoding the Tata Succession

Yes, Cyrus Mistry is a surprise choice as the Tata Group’s next chairman. But a closer look suggests that it is an obvious one

The Rupee Turmoil

The rupee is Asia’s worst performer this year, having tumbled by 15 per cent. There are domestic reasons for it too

Raj Thackeray’s Test

Why he wants his partymen to clear a written exam to qualify as poll candidates

The Two-in-One League

The Indian Union Muslim League has partly been operating under another party’s name

Where Heaven Meets Hell

The frontier town of Strahan in Tasmania, once entered, is still not easily left

Tales from the Desert Safari

In Jaisalmer, tour guides and hotel managers can be as interesting as the place itself

Paradise Island, Up Close and Real

Zanzibar, in the southern hemisphere, offers a warm escape from the winter chill. But it takes a few days there for first impressions to peel off, and that’s when you begin to uncover its eclectic eccentricities

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