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Jaya Makes Her Case

Anil Budur Lulla

The reopening of an old case could create problems for Jayalalithaa. However, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister is not too worried. She has walked this road before

Is the NIA a Non-Performing Asset?

Mihir Srivastava

Three years into its existence, India’s premier anti-terror agency is not being allowed to function

End of the Double-digit Dream

Alam Srinivas

India’s GDP growth target for the 12th Plan period is just 9 per cent annually, a tad lower than the double-digit bluster earlier

Daughter of a Maoist

Shahina KK

Terrorised by the police, bereft of parents, evicted from school—what it means to be a 15-year-old daughter of parents ‘wanted’ by the State

The Elixir Clinic

Kalpish Ratna

In search of the perfect body

Steve Jobs and the Sign of a Genius

Aresh Shirali

As AdAsia 2011 gets underway in Delhi next week, it is not awfully hard to guess who will be the star of the gabfest: Steve Jobs

As things look up between India and Pakistan again, the Chandigarh and Lahore press clubs resume a series of annual media conferences, the last of which was held in Chandigarh in 2005. This October was Lahore’s turn.

The Panchatantra Virus

Kalpish Ratna

How many more deaths will it take before we go beyond half measures?

1 Israeli for 1,027 Palestinians

Aimee Ginsburg

The story of a war-torn world where that seems a fair exchange to both sides

The Gameplan

Vicky Kapur

Jaypee Sports, the local organiser of India’s Formula 1 extravaganza, will have a hard time making money. What the group is banking on is a real estate blueprint