under CP Surendran

For God’s Sake?

The belief that the God we made is the true God is a crucial ingredient of the soup we find ourselves in.

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11 Aug 2009 | BY CP Surendran
Attack of the Clones

Your correspondent catches Varun Gandhi in an awkward moment to get a hang of what’s really going on in the young politician’s head

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30 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
A Rann for your Money

Ram Gopal Varma knows how to manipulate the media well. If only his art were as good as his PR skills.

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26 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
Help Women in Islam, Ban Burkha

France is about to outlaw the hijab. India should follow suit

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25 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
Sen and the Art of Development

Dr Binayak Sen completes two years in prison on 14 May. But how does one fight for his release?

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22 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
When Whites Dig up Dirt in Dharavi

British tabloid News of the World does a sting on Rubina’s father, Rafiq. And comes up with  stuff on their face.

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19 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
Saving CPM from Vijayan

VS Achuthanandan may be the CM of Kerala, but real power in the state rests with Pinarayi Vijayan

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18 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
Stare at it like Chuck Norris

A political thriller that drives you to death by drinking. But desperately dull writing demands dire counter measures

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15 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
The Dog of Small Things

In Ranjit Oberoi’s world, man and his best friend mime each other. And both come across as misfits

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13 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
The End of a Death Cult

Prabhakaran’s death is good for the Tamil cause in Lanka. Political process gets a chance to come back to centrestage

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12 Jun 2009 | BY CP Surendran
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