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India’s Jumpy Jingoists

The perils of getting carried away with high-pitched rhetoric against China

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2 May 2013 | BY Amit Baruah
The Agony and the Idiocy

India’s sadistic restrictions on morphine

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23 Oct 2012 | BY Amrit Dhillon
Behind the Boom

India’s economic transition has thrown up a diverse group of people grappling with changes that are often bewildering. Among them is Sathy, a zamindar with reduced wealth and status in Tamil Nadu, who can’t let go of his feudal past.

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15 Oct 2012 | BY Akash Kapur
When Three is Not a Crowd

MCX-SX will be India’s third major stock exchange, but in what way will it help solve problems of the Indian capital market?

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29 Jul 2012 | BY Shailendra Tyagi
That Day in 1986

How cricket died for me that day 25 years ago

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7 Apr 2011 | BY Rahul Pandita
Referendum via Cricket

The gentleman’s game in Kashmir is not quite the gentleman’s game anywhere else in the world. Not when India and Pakistan play

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7 Apr 2011 | BY Avirook Sen
India High on Tough Wins

...and looking good to go the last mile

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2 Apr 2011 | BY Akshay Sawai
How Srinagar Played the Semis

On Wednesday morning there is good news and bad news in Srinagar. Late evening, you’d think all bad

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31 Mar 2011 | BY Avirook Sen
The rust is not yet history

When a match is dull, it is not just the spectators who get bored. You also see it in the body language of the fielders. They drag themselves around.

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10 Mar 2011 | BY Akshay Sawai
A dithering performance

India’s win over Ireland was like an easy paper in an examination that you fail to fully capitalise on. This was a scoring subject, as they say. India could have blazed their way to 90 marks on 100. They would have to be happy with about 75. The strongest batting line-up in the competition had to chase 208 against Ireland. They made it close. Only the start and the end was comfortable, giving India the somewhat deceptively commanding victory margin of five wickets and four spare overs.

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7 Mar 2011 | BY Akshay Sawai
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