Jayanta Ghosal
When Modi had two luchis (the Bengali version of puris), dal and plain khichdi, which he enjoyed so much that he took a second helping
The silence of talented MPs, optimism of opposition leaders and pushiness of duty-free hawkers
The constant turner of ideological shades finds he has nowhere left to go but down
India has changed but it is a change that Sonia Gandhi is ill-equipped to cope with and Rahul Gandhi is incapable of comprehending
A provocative thesis questions the Western fundamentals of diplomacy and argues for an Indian way of engaging the world
Tavleen Singh in her new book should have allowed a bit of sunlight between perception and reality
An advocate of ‘civilised debate’ in the polarised political climate
The pornography of poverty is the aesthetic of the desperate populist. And there is no place more rewarding than India for him. Pornography sells, and when poverty is marketed as wretchedness over which we have no control, it sells more