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Weekend Wisdom
Rahul Pandita
Dhume’s book serves as an apt portrait of an Indonesia torn between love for Osama bin Laden and Demi Moore
My Crippled Testimony
It’s a 999-page report. It took 17 years, cost Rs 8 crore and had 399 sittings with depositions from 33 Commission witnesses, 53 Central Government witnesses and 14 defence witnesses—100 in all. As one of those hundred, I want to have my say. In full. So here it is.
The Widow of a Bachelor
The heartbreaking story of a Hindu girl and a Muslim boy who fell in love while crossing a mighty river, the war between their parents, and a truce that came too late, as always.
Veil of Vulnerability
Radhika Shaikh, a Hindu, teaches orthodox Muslim women the art of self defence.
A Life Less Ordinary
This Orange Prize winner lays bare the fissures in seemingly perfect relationships.
The Power of Fiction
If the Jesus story is mostly a fabrication, it could yet let me outdo Dan Brown.
Did Jesus Exist?
Lateral thinking, lateral questions—occasioned by a book I chanced upon during a Mediterranean holiday.
Inconvenient Martyr
That a headscarf can cost someone her life is disturbing enough. That the world media looked the other way is worse
Whose Dome Is It Anyway?
Some of Delhi’s protected monuments seem to have reopened for worship. The law is clear on the violations, but the lawmakers are not.
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