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Del Toro: Auteur of Horror

Lhendup G Bhutia

Padmaavat: From History to Hysteria

Open

The Raja Who Cared Too Much

Aresh Shirali

Open in South Africa

A Way Away

Aditya Iyer

With a seven-wicket burst post-tea on Day Four, India's pacers break South Africa's resistance to win Johannesburg Test

Open in South Africa

Fear and Loathing in Johannesburg

Aditya Iyer

Match officials nearly jeopardise a brilliant Test match after India tackle hazardous batting conditions to set South Africa target of 241 runs

Cinema

Padmaavat Movie Review

Ajit Duara

The sheer pointlessness of this movie - as entertainment, as quasi-history, as fairy tale, and as a contemporary political tool - is flabbergasting

Cover Stories

S Prasannarajan

This is Modi’s moment as the crisis of global leadership deepens

Open in South Africa

Quick Retribution

Aditya Iyer

Fast bowlers Bumrah and Bhuvi drag India back into third Test by bowling out South Africa for 194, just 7 runs more than their first innings total

Cover Stories

Davos Diary

Miniya Chatterji

Dispatch from the Magic Mountain

Cover Stories

Globetrotter-In-Chief

Michael Kugelman

Modi as the most popular dealmaker

Essay

Why Should a Hindu Be Good?

Shashi Tharoor

Divinity of the soul and politics of the body

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