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Table of Contents

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15-21 May, 2012 | Vol V04 | Issue
Seed Capital
Meet the Indian sperm donor
For all the earnest talk of the Vicky Donor’s intention to cast light on an industry cloaked in secrecy and ridden with stigma, its portrayal of the sperm donation business is but a caricature. The industry does exist, but there are no wads of cash being dispensed, donors don’t hang out at Costa Coffee outlets, and they certainly don’t earn enough to buy cars.
BY Lhendup G Bhutia

...and much more

SEE SMALL WORLD
The Oust Mayawati Campaign

…has passed its point of no-return with the recent battle cry sounded at a BSP rebel conclave

BYDhirendra K Jha
The Outcastes of a Liberated Zone

In Abhujmaad, the choice Maoists offer is stark: confinement or exile

BYSupriya Sharma
The Complicated Case of Choked Gas

It’s Reliance versus the Centre over KG Basin gas all over again, but maybe it ultimately comes down to this: whose gas is it anyway?

BYShailendra Tyagi
The Day ‘Caman-do’ Took Away a Little Girl

In Manipur, the police and Assam Rifles arrested an 11-year-old to pressure her parents, suspected separatists, to surrender

BYSudeep Chakravarti
Speed Thrills

…but fills motorists with feelings ranging from awe to envy as they vroom down India’s first Formula 1 racetrack

BYAanchal Bansal
The Man Who Aced CAT Six Times

The founder of Mumbai’s Quoin Academy has aced the Common Admission Test six times in as many years. But he neither prepares for these tests nor wants to join a B-school

BYPatrick D’Souza
Bollywood’s Die Hard

Bollywood’s Die Hard • Suddenly, Ranbir • The Baby Fat with the Bathtub

BYRajeev Masand
Parliament: Six Decades of Decline

India’s Parliament turns 60

The Aarushi Case Files

Questions that continue to confound us

BYMihir Srivastava

Arts

Old New Delhi

A new photography show features the capital’s Modernist landmarks and the architects who gave them to us

BYShruti Ravindran

Books

Mama Em’s Cope Book

In literature focused on insanity, the gaze seems to have shifted from the insane. The patient is no longer the victim; that status now belongs to the caregiver

BYKalpish Ratna

Science

Assisted Reproduction: the Risks

A study finds that assisted reproduction raises the possibility of birth defects, but these vary with the methods used

Gadgets

Nikon Coolpix 510

A fully loaded point-and-shoot that might try your patience

BYGagandeep Singh Sapra

Cinema

Hugo

An anomaly in Scorsese’s oeuvre of mean dystopias, this is his dreamlike tribute to cinema

BYShaikh Ayaz
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