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No Sting in the Monk’s Tale

How a blundering shoot-first-think-later accusation by Indian authorities nearly made an enemy of a very influential Tibetan

Will They Bin the Constitution?

“Indira Gandhi trashed the Constitution, Congress is doing it again”

To Kill a Wanted Man

The twists and turns of the world’s most expensive manhunt ever

Besieged, Not Fallen

Questions on Pakistan’s intent to fight terror and fulfil its international obligations are legitimate, but they assume a State in complete control. It is not

Coming Soon: Baba Ramdev’s satyagraha

His indefinite fast is to begin on the same day as Anna Hazare’s convention

The Long View at Long Last

Inflation can distort investment and the overall allocation of resources in an economy

Blessed by Anna, Nephew Joins Congress

Vinayak Deshmukh, who was earlier with the NCP, finds himself drawn to the grand old party’s ‘suitable culture’

Sai Baba as a Professional Hazard

The perils of tracking the godman’s life, influence and miracles as a journalist

BlackBerry’s India Problem

BlackBerry has offered access to servers for non-business users, but has not budged on giving access to its offshore business servers

Confessions of a South Asian Pacifist

Basking in the hospitality of Pakistan, remembering the thrill of the liberation of Bangladesh, and trying to be a good guest of Sri Lanka

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