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The New Criminal
Regular people with no history of crime are committing the most gruesome murders. What’s going on?
The Innocence of Loss
Ishrat Jahan’s 2004 death has left her family in Mumbai without a sense of closure. Investigators have confirmed that she was murdered. But what she was doing on a highway in Gujarat with three shady characters, they have no idea
The Underfed and the Unscrupulous
Raichur district of Karnataka has some of India’s worst statistics on malnourished children. It is hard to tell which is the worse scandal: the lack of nutrition here or the money being made off it
In Defence of Distributors
Time was when filmmakers valued the feedback of independent film distributors and would even make changes on their request. Now the very existence of this tribe is under threat
The Economics of Bailouts
Given how precarious banks’ own finances are, perhaps it’s time to think seriously about bailout options for companies.
Failing at the Art of Politics
The FDI decision has created a crisis that everyone but the Congress could have foreseen
Gurus in Pinstripes
Some will ask you to walk on fire. Most tell you things you already know. And yet, curiously, ‘life coaches’ have so many takers in India these days. What’s going on?
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
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