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The Reddys and Their Sushma Thaayi

The Bellary brothers once compared themselves to the Vijayanagar kings of yore. But even their ‘mother’ has deserted them now that their reign is over

The Changing Colour of Red

A clutch of apparently disconnected events is pointing at deep churn at the top in China

China Plumbs Indian Depths

India’s northern neighbour has won a seabed exploration bid in the Indian Ocean. Is this part of a grand design to encircle us?

Rahul’s New Role

The 41-year-old Gandhi as Congress Working President? The murmurs have begun again

The Beginning of the End?

At every step, senior Congress leaders have been outmanoeuvred by Anna’s aides

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

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