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The Last Christmas

It was an Anglo-Indian project of joyous determination. Today, it’s a picture of desolation with little of the festive spirit that once kindled so brightly.

Business Briefing 19/12

Bajaj Chetak: T’was Too Good to Last; and ‘Mutual funds are feeling the tremors of change’

India This Week

Jaitley’s Open Testimony; Hangman Dies; Shopian Report No Gospel Truth: High Court; Telangana: Mayhem at Midnight; and Plot too Thick for Tharoor

The Trend, in Happier Times

A crash course in trends that ruled the twentieth century.

Danger, School Ahead

Kidnapping, guns, threats, blackmail. This is how school bullies are playing their power games nowadays. So much so that even the CBSE has had to sit up and take note.

A Degree in Terrorism

Be they hotel management grads or MBAs, students line up for a course that probes the mind of a terrorist.

“Telangana Is My First Mother”

Gaddar (born Gummadi Vittal Rao), folk balladeer to the masses, has been a leading Maoist voice.

Just What the Naxal Ordered

Maoists have rejoiced the most heartily on the announcement of this new state to be carved out of Andhra Pradesh, and not without reason.

Think Suzwagen

Watch out, folks! Volkswagen’s 20 per cent stake in Suzuki could help reshape the contours of the global race track!

High Fives on Campus

The Big Fat Cheque Job makes a comeback in business schools across the country.

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