9/11 is not just the anniversary of the day America was attacked in the skies in 2001. It is also the day it was enlightened on its earth about Hinduism, …
E.R. RAMACHANDRAN writes: Ajji was reading Praja Vani, once owned by Netkalappa, which was a favourite of Bangaloreans along with P.R. Ramiah’s Tayi Nadu, a long time ago. She was …
CPM member of Parliament, Sitaram Yechury, making his case for the Nalanda university, in the Rajya Sabha: “We are the churning crucible of human civilisation, and that is what these …
A couple of friendly interviews with friendly interviewers, and a couple of boilerplate statements, emerged from the self-proclaimed paramahamsa, Swami Nithyananda, after his videos rocketed to the top of YouTube …
E.R. RAMACHANDRAN writes: Ajji sprang to her feet and switched off the TV set. She was faster than any of Ric Charlesworth’s Australian forwards. “Rama, Rama! Kala yellig bantho? In …
The Bogus Austerity Drama (BAD) has so far been confined to a) S.M. Krishna and Shashi Tharoor moving out of their five-star Rs 1.5 lakh-a-day suites, b) Sonia Gandhi and …
Shooting the messenger is the world’s favourite hobby. So, the media is roundly berated by media consumers as the harbinger of bad news. Media personnel have been termed by critics …
SHARANYA KANVILKAR writes from Bombay: Arun Shourie is one of the strangest cases on the Indian intellectual landscape if not its most disappointing. A living, walking, moving advertisement of how …
NIKHIL MORO writes from Mount Pleasant, Michigan: The alleged use of “mine power” by the Bharatiya Janata Party to lure newly elected legislators from the Congress and Janata Dal (Secular) …
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