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A Hilly Odyssey
Jaideep Mazumdar
A journey in a ‘bulletproof’ train on one of the most dangerous rail routes
Drinking the World
Foreign brews are filling up our cellars, uncorking a new drinking culture and giving the industry a peg up
War and Pieces
Cricket crazed they may well be, but Sri Lankans live in a country at war with itself. If President Rajapaksa sees reason, enduring peace and an economic boom await India’s island neighbour
Something Fishy
Tandoori pomfret, tuna sushi, bhapa ilish and sardine sandwiches. Meal time may never be the same with all these species vanishing
Makeover Man
The suit is out. Dhoti in. English out, Malayalam in. Former UN bureaucrat and Congress candidate Shashi Tharoor is a changed man. But will that take him where he wants to go?
Join Politics, Young Man
Mainstream politics in India has new undercurrents, eddies and openings for urban 20-somethings armed with fancy academic qualifications
Gandhigiri in Kashmir
For the first time, a prominent separatist leader is contesting the polls. Sajjad Lone’s inspiration may lie in the non-violent struggle waged by the people of Bomai, a small village in his constituency
“The Will of the People”
After calling for a ‘poll boycott’ of the recent Assembly election, Sajjad Lone has decided to contest the Lok Sabha polls from J&K’s Baramulla constituency. He tells Rahul Pandita what has changed
The World according to Children
Life, love, India, world, violence, politics, ice-cream: what’s on their minds
Hot Steppers
More people in Indian cities are learning erotic moves like belly dancing and lap dancing, apart from eternal favourites like Salsa and Tango. But why?
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