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A lonely man

Many of Chidambaram’s critics, including those in his own party, contend that when it comes to him, the rather thin line between self- confidence and arrogance was frequently breached

Death of politics

The ruling party seems to be suffering from a Modi fixation. Leaders of the sycophant brigade are trying to outdo each other in vitriolic attacks against him and demonstrating their loyalty to the ruling family.

From Russia, with love

Moscow is signalling that Russia, even in its diminutive state, does count in an evolving world order in which the United States, still the most powerful nation, can no longer impose its will to solve the world’s problems

Watching the watchdog? Reviving old, tired ideas...

Manish Tewari has ignored the beam in his own fraternity. The gene- ral quality of our politi- cians and the standards of political discourse often drive us to despair. But will Mr Tewari approve of a qualifying examination for politicians?

Balle Balle in the Big Apple

Indians are no longer shy about their display of culture because, like the British, the Americans are also enjoying our love for turning everything into a memorable, life-changing celebration

It’s always Gujarat

Vanzara may well be pondering Salaskar’s luck and fate. Today, Salaskar is held up as a model police officer. For doing pretty much the same thing, Vanzara is painted as a villain.

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I want to begin with a little story that was told to me by a leading executive at Aptech. He was exercising in a gym with a lot of younger people.

Shekhar Kapur’s Bandit Queen didn’t make the cut. Neither did Shaji Karun’s Piravi, which bagged 31 international awards.