under Jay Mazoomdaar

Why Is Hooda Afraid of the CBI?

And why his state Congress government is trying every crooked trick in the book to stall a CBI inquiry into charges of largescale corruption

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22 Feb 2012 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
Project Spotty

There may still be just enough time to scrap the dangerous experiment of Project Cheetah

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4 Feb 2012 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
Laxman’s Future, Dhoni’s Past

The old guard has the record but not the time to stage a comeback; the skipper’s case is different

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20 Jan 2012 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
A Close Look at Didi’s Numbers

The TMC seems to have a workable strategy for success without the Congress

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13 Jan 2012 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
The Madness in Her Method

A desperate Bengal ousted the Left, seeking ‘poribarton’.  Six months on, Mamata Banerjee is as vocal as she was while lavishing poll promises, yet ‘change’ looks elusive as ever. So, what’s holding back poribarton?

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18 Nov 2011 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
Everybody Loves a Good Protest

Dissent is a casualty at the Anna show where his rainbow coalition of supporters eats, drinks and makes protest before the camera

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25 Aug 2011 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
Cat among the People

Snow leopards share a particularly punishing habitat with people in the higher reaches of the Himalayas, with resources scarce and vegetation sparse.

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28 Jul 2011 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
Relook at Relocation

The environment ministry’s new draft guidelines have corrected some anomalies after Open’s investigation flagged key issues plaguing the relocation of 40,000 families from core tiger forests.

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11 Jul 2011 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
Where the Forests Have No Trees

Given the political compulsions of this insurgency-ridden district, regenerating hope, let alone forests, seems a tall order.

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26 Jun 2011 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
The Great Iron Ore Heist

Odisha’s Posco project is a brazen example of how the country’s high and mighty are shifting goalposts to favour a powerful foreign MNC

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16 Jun 2011 | BY Jay Mazoomdaar
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