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Draw Yourself out over Drunch

It’s not lunch, it’s not brunch—it’s drunch. When you’re free and feel like stretching your drinks over good conversation and food for hours on end.

Crumbling Yadav Bastion

Amar Singh’s troubles are only a sign that a caste group long used to power is now finding itself short of options.

Temples of Modern China

These marvels from China show just how far ahead China has pulled of India.

The New Gold Rush

Gold coin peddlers in the US are selling the metal as one of three ways to stave off doom, God and guns being the other two. Rational investors, thankfully, remain calm.

The Khaki Fidayeen

Five brave policemen who have broken the back of militancy in Kashmir.

Business Briefing 16/01

Another Sort of Bounce Back; Late Praise for Lalu

India This Week

By George, This is Some Catfight; Deve Gowda’s Dastardly Speak; A Vidarbha of Their Own; Hand that Rocks the Caste Cradle; and HC Raises the Bar for Judiciary

Wizard of Unknown Knowns

There is a reason that Slavoj Zizek has been described as the most dangerous philosopher in the West. To grasp the danger, listen up, and listen close.

Fresh Geek Salad

A surprising number of recession-hit IT professionals in Bangalore are rebooting their careers by starting their own restaurants.

“Keynes Is Your Classic Middle of the Roader”

Sixty years after John Maynard Keynes's death, his brand of economics, known as Keynesianism is back big time.

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