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Awaiting Disaster

The gloom of a country that faces yet another election without much hope for respite from its crisis

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16 June 12 | BY Ranbir Sidhu
A Coup Made in India?

Senior figures in the ousted Maldives government raise questions about the role of the Indian High Commissioner

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5 May 12 | BY Mihir Srivastava
Resizing Osama bin Laden

On the first death anniversary of the world’s most wanted man this century, it is time to ask if his menace was blown out of proportion

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30 April 12 | BY Abhijnan Rej
The Mind of a Self-Immolator

On 22 March, Jamphel Yeshi, a 27-year-old Tibetan, burnt himself to death in protest against Chinese oppression in Tibet. He had decided on it 10 days ago.

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7 April 12 | BY Lhendup G Bhutia
Refusing to Melt

The struggles and consolations of India’s ice hockey team

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7 April 12 | BY Ritesh Uttamchandani
The Moralist

Michael Sandel, whose Harvard course ‘Justice’ has a cult following, talks about philosophy and the building of good societies

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24 March 12 | BY Madhavankutty Pillai
Return to Libya

An Indian professor now back at his university there after a gap of ten months, is pleased to see his students back.

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10 March 12 | BY AJ Thomas
You Might Be Dangerous

Shoot on sight, and don’t think twice. That seems to be the credo of the Italians on board the Enrica Lexie, unchanged since the European intrusion into our waters in 1498

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3 March 12 | BY Kalpish Ratna
Naked Show of Strength

India turns the heat on topless Ukrainian feminists

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3 March 12 | BY Vijai Maheshwari
How Georgia Did It

Eight years ago, faced with rampant corruption, Georgia took a series of drastic steps, among them the overnight sacking of the entire police force. Did it work?

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25 February 12 | BY Samantha de Bendern