Sudeep Paul
A writer who could remove all traces of morality from a novel and yet make it a moral homily
His revolutionary technique in high jump became the standard of the game
He may have been almost a century old but he was more progressive than any centennial
The celebrated and controversial South Korean director’s films were replete with gore, violence and sex, but they also exposed our hypocrisies
That was the frequent lament of the women onscreen whenever Sean Connery's 007 appeared. More often than not, it was justified
Verghese Koithara’s approach combined the rigour of a scholar with the intimate knowledge of the practitioner
The boss who transformed GE became a global corporate sage
The British philosopher saw conservatism through its darkest hour and left it healthier