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To Shoot a Messenger

Gujarat cops are on the hunt for a reporter who unearthed a mass grave

The Foreign Hand

As home births come into vogue, pregnant Indians get a helping hand from overseas women who know just how it is done

The Englishman Who Wants to Be Indian

Besotted with the idea of India, Daivid Hopkins even went on a hunger strike to secure Indian citizenship, but in vain

In the Greenback We Trust

A brief history of the dollar in India. Or, more accurately, how the dollar came to enchant Indians so

The Dream Life

A Kenyan diplomat squeezes a few frugal minutes out of his apparently hectic first secretary’s life to talk about his India sojourn and the laid-back life back home

Little Bits of the World in India

All that we call foreign endures deep within the nation

Clip Clop Chronicles

A recent conference in Delhi drew highly professional attention to a work-related question that goes unasked in this uncaring city. What ails horses, donkeys and mules at work?

The Leopard Assassin

As a hunter, Lakpat Singh Rawat does not like to be compared with Jim Corbett. But with three dozen kills in less than a decade, his presence in the hills of Garhwal is lethal for any man-eater with spots

So, Who’s the Boss?

From two not so long ago, the Congress now has three clear power centres, but no one knows how and where whose writ runs

Thunder from the Northeast

Naga Jolokia has gained popularity with chilli fanatics in America, Europe and Australia

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