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JNU: Dearth on the Campus

Have ideas abandoned student politics?

MBA with a Difference

Forget the CAT and two-year general programmes, B-schools now offer highly specialised courses

Remembering Suzette Jordan

The woman who cast off the tag of ‘Park Street victim’ died today—leaving behind a legacy of fortitude for others who choose to battle rapists

Gunday

A movie that is rather too loud but still watchable—mostly for Priyanka Chopra’s sizzler of a turn

Bespoke, Yet a Misfit

A Savile Row quality tailor in Kolkata has few clients left

‘Home and roots are synonymous with comfort and identity’

Originally, I am not from Kolkata. I came from the suburbs, and ended up forming a strong relationship with the city.

The witch and the spirits she has known

Ipsita Roy Chakraverti, who claims to be a witch, has written her third book. Supernatural beings, she maintains, are all around us

The Undefeated

She is India’s only known patient of Von Hippel-Lindau syndrome, and has undergone eight surgeries so far. She couldn’t complete college because she was always waiting in doctors’ chambers. She lost her father as he couldn’t afford a bypass surgery. Payel Bhattacharya on the loneliness and anger of being the only one of her kind

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