Voices
The Myth of Sex Addiction
Manu Joseph
In a way, Tiger Woods implied that to be a normal healthy male is a psychiatric condition.
Coming Clean, Coming Good
There are signs that Indian business is learning the skills of crisis management. But it’s early days yet.
The Real Trickle-Down Effect
The State’s war against the Naxalites boils down to just this: the poor fighting the poorer.
Falling for a Dumb Debate
The success of the Shiv Sena is that it makes us talk like Bal Thackeray, as evident from Rahul Gandhi’s collegiate statement about the statehood of NSG commandos.
The Elephant in the Rain
It was a sight that haunts me. Humans can be frightfully mean without giving it a second thought.
Playing Ball with the Government
Public-private partnership has the potential to change the face of Indian sport. The challenge is the mindset.
Miracles Still Happen
There’s nothing like the music of a man with nothing much to prove anymore to himself or the world.
For the Love of Marriage
It is easy enough to blame much of what went awry on an antiquated model of marriage, yet those who married for love in my generation don’t seem to have fared any better.
The Death of a City
Lahore, the big, fat, privileged cultural and artistic capital of Pakistan, is running to seed.
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