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India
Crossing the Line
Shriniwas Kelkar
One man who has a peculiar interest in stepping on India’s borders describes some odd sightings.
Let the Champagne Wait
The Indian economy’s recovery is ahead of the curve but also fragile. Should the Government then even consider withdrawing the stimulus package?
The Ghost of a Lost Final
In 1974, India reached the final of the Davis Cup. But the Government forced the team to boycott the match as the host, South Africa, was under apartheid rule. The players are still not sure if it was the right decision. Also, they reveal old grouses against the Amritraj brothers
Indian Corruption
What is it about India that makes it a fertile ground for the graft hungry? Why do we tolerate corruption?
Indo-Aussie cricket rivalry
There is a history of bad blood. And bad blood is something all great rivalries need
Of Wars and Demons
Indian forces are ready for a big offensive against Naxal insurgents in Dandakaranya and elsewhere. Let’s be clear, India will be at war
Culture Unplugged
…and now Pakistan wants to cleanse its airwaves of vulgar alien (read: Indian) influences.
The Indian Art of Murder
We know Sherlock ‘elementary’ Holmes, we know Hercule ‘little grey cells’ Poirot and we know Philip ‘I collect blondes and bottles’ Marlowe. Now, several writers are making a pitch for the next great detective—from India
Chilling the Dragon’s Breath
Arunachal Pradesh, soon due to go to the polls, is in development overdrive. China’s designs are no secret, but the government won’t risk any transfer of loyalty this side of the border.
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