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Up, Down Under
Kohli’s side creates history by becoming the first Indian team to win the opening Test of a series in Australia
This week in open
Kamal Nath: The Artful Doer
Nath was a political novice in the 80s when he rose to fame as a chum of Indira Gandhi’s younger son Sanjay. Slogans such as ‘Indira ke doh haath, Sanjay aur Kamal Nath’ date back to that time
K Chandrashekar Rao: The King of Telangana
As Chief Minister, KCR’s outreach programme addressed farmers, senior citizens, women, youth and the poor with a series of welfare and social schemes
Melissa McCarthy: ‘It’s much more interesting to play someone who is their own worst enemy’
Noel de Souza in conversation with Melissa McCarthy
Salon
Henry Eliot: ‘There is something comforting about the classics when you feel uncertain about your own time’
Editor and author Henry Eliot tells how literature expands our experience of what it means to be human
Feroze Varun Gandhi: ‘We’ve gone from medievalism to post-modernism without really having a civilisation in between’
Feroze Varun Gandhi attempts to correct the ill effects of historical processes through his tome on rural distress
Highlights
Ashok Gehlot: The Desert Fox
With Rahul Gandhi keen on promoting young blood, Gehlot stuck to the party line throughout the election campaign of not asserting himself over the state Congress chief Sachin Pilot
Painting Utopia at Kochi Biennale
The fourth edition of Kochi-Muziris Biennale exudes utopic candour
Openings
Vijay Mallya: Bad Times
Can the founder of Kingfisher Airlines still salvage his public image?
The Beginning of the Middleman’s End
The extradition of Michel is a success for India’s investigative agencies in getting hold of people involved in high crimes
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The Truth About Rafale: A Controversy Unravelled
Is it a conspiracy by politicians and rival defence contractors?
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Kerala: Politics of Bloodlust
Violence between the Left and the Right in Kerala shows no sign of ending despite their secret parleys
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