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Arun Shourie
May 26, 2009
When the danger is imminent,loud and clear,our voice must be insistent,loud and clearSubscriber Only
Arun Shourie delivered a memorial lecture at the The United Services Institute in honour of their former Director,Maj. General Samir Sinha.
Faisal Devji
May 26, 2009
The non-state solutionSubscriber Only
From LTTE to Taliban and Indias Maoists,militant groups in South Asia want self-rule rather than state capture
A. S. Kalkat
May 26, 2009
What next for India and Sri Lanka?Subscriber Only
A rough draft for political change already exists in the accord of 1987
Shailaja Bajpai
May 26, 2009
TVs now what momentSubscriber Only
What will news do now that all drama has been wrung out from cricket and elections?
Abhinav Chandrachud
May 26, 2009
Secularly swearingSubscriber Only
Oaths with God: a sign of accommodationist secularism
Jaithirth Rao
May 26, 2009
Can the BJP change?Subscriber Only
The party needs to rethink its agenda and its manner
Prithviraj Datta
May 25, 2009
Why we have dynastiesSubscriber Only
Dynastic politics isnt a problem its a symptom
Ila Patnaik
May 25, 2009
Mind that debtSubscriber Only
Pranab Mukherjees first task will be to prevent a fiscal crisis
Coomi Kapoor
May 24, 2009
Doon squadSubscriber Only
Doon School will have a larger representation in the 15th Lok Sabha than ever before.
Sudheendra Kulkarni
May 24, 2009
Why stability won over changeSubscriber Only
May 16 has reinforced my two inter-related beliefs about the behaviour of the Indian voter.
Tavleen Singh
May 24, 2009
A deja vu governmentSubscriber Only
It was not so much Dr Manmohan Singhs new ministers but the Tamil tableau that enthralled me last week.
Meghnad Desai
May 24, 2009
The triumph of the OutsiderSubscriber Only
I once met an LSE alumnus who had become a millionaire by restoring the fortunes of firms gone broke.
Soli J. Sorabjee
May 24, 2009
The inscrutable voterSubscriber Only
The 2009 elections have again demonstrated the inscrutability of our voters.
Bibek Debroy
May 23, 2009
Second chance at reformSubscriber Only
Why the track record of UPA-I tempers hopes about UPA-II
Jeremy Carl
May 23, 2009
The elections real winnerSubscriber Only
American optimism and the new Lok Sabha
Yubaraj Ghimire
May 23, 2009
Partisans for peaceSubscriber Only
The United Nations Mission has not been an unbiased mediator in Nepal.
Saubhik Chakrabarti
May 23, 2009
The others in news TVSubscriber Only
Others: a minefield of a word. Anthropologists,sociologists,cultural studies theorists and,er,others in social science disciplines...
Ruchika Talwar
May 23, 2009
Great expectationsSubscriber Only
The Congresss sweep to victory has sparked fresh hope of repairing bridges between India and Pakistan...
C. Raja Mohan
May 22, 2009
Where east and west meetSubscriber Only
Agenda for Dr Singhs new term: the long overdue strategic outreach to the Muslim world
Aijaz Ilmi
May 22, 2009
Speaking out,finallySubscriber Only
What a turnaround in five years! Though the Indian Muslim may have seemed adrift and divided...
Baijayant Jay Panda
May 22, 2009
How to be a PappuSubscriber Only
Whats the secret of Naveen Patnaiks success? is the question Ive been asked innumerable times in the past week,almost always by friends outside Orissa.
Shubhra Gupta
May 22, 2009
When Prakash Mehra met Amitabh BachchanSubscriber Only
Our movies have moved on,but the angry young man defined two decades of Hindi cinema
Malini Aisola
May 22, 2009
WHO gets what roleSubscriber Only
India is playing for high stakes in a public health
and innovation treaty. It musnt blink
Seema Chishti
May 22, 2009
The verdictSubscriber Only
Congratulations to the common people of this country who,instead of being hostage to some political parties...
kumar ketkar
May 21, 2009
Mask upon mask in the BJPSubscriber Only
No wonder it is confused now.The BJPss multiple personality disorder stems from its very origins.
