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The Israeli Summer
After the bullets and blood of the Arab Spring, The Israeli Summer seems almost fluffy, but the protestors are dead serious. So what is this all about?
The Mysterious World of Global Investors
How they control Indian firms with minority stakes
Radio Gaga
It was a sad day for music fans when WorldSpace closed its India operations in 2009. Thankfully, it wasn’t just another job for some of its employees—they are set to revive the service
What Might Have Been Home
…and how returning to it was, after all, just another journey
The Line of Reckoning
How an invisible Line of Control shapes the lives and destinies of people who live near it
The Near Distance
Since Sri Lanka’s civil war began 26 years ago, Tamils have gone back and forth across the historically porous border with India in Tamil Nadu. About 100,000 refugees live in Tamil Nadu today. After President Mahinda Rajapaksa declared the war over in May 2009, are they prepared to make a final cross-border leap of faith?
Mr PM, We Have a Problem
Contrary to what Manmohan Singh says, it seems there was no ‘concurrence’ between the Finance Ministry and Telecom Department on 2G spectrum allocation
Alas, Someone Has to Pick up the Tab
S&P had many valid reasons to downgrade US sovereign debt, the latest being an ugly political wrangle in Washington DC
The Resident Non-Indian
Immigrants who want to make India home are forever kept at an arm’s length by those who ‘belong’. Notwithstanding the impressive list of ‘foreign’ citizen-leaders, innovators and heroes
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