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Story Posted on 24-06-2015
POLITICS
| 5-minute read
Why Emergency was a result of Indira Gandhi's troubled past
She may have cultivated the image of a strong leader in public. But in private, she was meek, insecure and submissive.
How Section 8 is not much of a cover for Chandrababu Naidu
Apprehensive of the damming outcome of the alleged cash-for-vote bribery case, Andhra Pradesh CM has raised a bogey.
POLITICS
| 1-minute read
Did Modi insult Indian national flag?
V Sundar lodged a complaint with the Puducherry police against the prime minister for the alleged incident during the International Yoga Day celebrations.
ART & CULTURE
| 3-minute read
Why 'Baked' comes close to being India's best show for youth
Produced by Pechkas Pictures and ScoopWhoop Talkies, the fiction web-series chronicles the misadventures of three university flatmates.
How Dhoni got cornered by Kohli and boys
Is the pressure of leading a side which has tasted a new brand of cricket under Kohli finally starting to haunt the man with the Midas touch?
Bad habits of expectancy
While it's easy to like a poem or be drawn to it, it's not that easy to write a response to it.
ART & CULTURE
| 2-minute read
How Sudhir Kakar explores Kama and the cult of pleasure in new book
'The Devil Take Love' uses the poetry in fiction.
Why you should never strip in front of a webcam
'Webcam Chat' is about a girl having a video chat with her spouse. Chat becomes private and soon she removes her clothes...
POLITICS
| 7-minute read
Why gloating over Myanmar raid isn't in India's best interests
In his last column, recently deceased veteran journalist Praful Bidwai writes about 'the perils of covert operations' and sacrificing civil liberties at the altar of security state.
