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The ‘Magnificent Seven’ light up the April skyline
On a breezy afternoon, with rain in the air, the board of directors convene an emergency meeting on the road ahead. Do they woo back the runaway kid? Do they …
’80 per cent of Indian journalism is stenography’
P. Sainath, the Magsaysay Award-winning rural affairs editor of The Hindu, at the Rajendra Mathur memorial lecture organised by the Editors’ Guild of India, says the moral universe of the …
I swear I was only trying to show him how to…
Life has a strange way of imitating art. True to the spirit of a cricket-mad City, the Calcutta Knight Riders have a fun site with spoofs, cartoons and fake magazine …
Why are our brave, macho men crying so much?
# Kapil Dev, the brave Jat, breaks down inconsolably on BBC when Karan Thapar reminds him of Manoj Prabhakar‘s claim that he had offered Rs 25 lakh to him underperform …
Why reservations in the judiciary is a bad idea
ALOK PRASANNA writes from Hyderabad: We have heard of bloody coups, bloodless coups, military coups, silent coups, and even coups by mercenaries (and, no, not just those of us who …