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Manmohan’s India
Hartosh Singh Bal
It’s a question India’s Prime Minister asked a long time ago when he first embarked on his political journey. Now, in his latest effort to lead the country in keeping with his long-term vision, he may well want to ask it again: who fails if India wins?
From Item Girl to Item Bride
Rakhi Sawant’s gift is that she makes us believe we are better than her
“Rakhi Sawant Is Loved by All”
Be it ex-boyfriends, controversies or the media, which is like her family, the bride of the moment opens up
Its Exalted Dryness
Pushkar’s holy lake is dry. As the religious and secular alike are beset by a rising sense of panic, we get to the bottom of the crisis.
Don’t Worry, It’s Only a Flood
The attitude of the establishment towards the recent floods in Bihar: it happens
The Maoist Mood
So long as Nepal cannot attain political stability without them, the landlocked country’s Maoists have the strongest hand to play. What might Prachanda’s next move look like?
Waiting for Godwits
They practice ornithology in their backyards—naming little birdies with broken legs and studying the impact of global warming on transcontinental avian migrations
Half Way Indians
On the Caribbean islands, the immigrant Indian story is laced with shame and bitterness. They are neither Indian enough nor Caribbean enough to be accepted by either community
Sushi Goes Desi
Its creator in Japan had always envisioned sushi as fast food, to be savoured even by the road side. Here is what it is doing on Indian streets
In Black, Red and Green
The war-torn nation’s hopes, fears and nightmares before a national election
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