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Table of Contents

12-16 Jan, 2012 | Vol 04 | Issue 02
A revolution born in farce and ending in one
The year 2011 ended without the Lokpal bill being passed. The Congress and its allies, the opposition and Team Anna — all have had a role in the farce played out at our expense
SEE SMALL WORLD

The Central decision on the Army chief’s date-of-birth seems to have his sanction

As sacked UP ministers go to other parties, allegations of corruption against the BSP lose their punch

The wealth of its politicians went up 677 per cent. Which political party wouldn’t want a base here?

The fear of Mullaperiyar bursting open and the hysteria it has generated

Will India rue the absence of a Decision Review System?

Stories of three women who survived acid attacks and burns to make a mark for themselves

It’s getting to me

By attracting dollars, this move could  help steady the  rupee and keep India away from a  balance-of- payments crisis

Maria Benedict, almost 11, was one of the 50,000 odd Indians who died of snakebite last year, but it was not the venom alone that killed her

This is cinema that can make a masochist wince. So how come it is acquiring fans who know—or ought to know—good cinema from bad?

Having spent three months snooping around a restaurant, Sohini Chattopadhyay reveals why even great recipes sometimes don’t make it to the menu, the food service industry’s unforgiving hierarchy, and other secrets

Big Player No More • That’s Kinda Shady, Kareena • Bitter Koffee Break

Arts

From Raza to Husain to the leader of the Bombay Progressives, FN Souza, nobody really knew what modern art or modernity was.

Science

A computer simulation using a version of string theory shows that six of nine space dimensions remain confined to very small sizes

Gadgets

Watch out, this powerful camera could well change the way we shoot pictures

Cinema

A fine adaptation of the le Carré novel. You have to read the movie to appreciate it

Books

In this 18th century erotic poem banned by the British, the courtesan Muddupalani gives us Radha, a feminist and sexual woman in rage over Krishna’s ‘betrayal’