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Judiciary Vs Executive cover
In this issue
01-11-2013
46 STORIES
C.P. Chandrasekhar
Shutting out the progressive agenda
Preoccupations
A life well lived
Unmediated
Into the digital, oral era
Books
Choices and struggles
The book encapsulates the righteous indignations of a sensitive historian who is unhappy with the way politics has been drifting into the narrow alley
Letters
fl01 letters
India
People as pawns
The Congress is clearly eyeing a pre-poll alliance with the TRS in Telangana and a post-poll alliance with the YSR Congress in Seemandhra. In this cyn
Climate change
Irreversible now
The latest report from the IPCC states in stronger language than ever before that human activity has set the earth on an irreversible path to climate
Lead Story
Civil resistance
Civil society's limited victory in blocking the passage of two of the three Bills in Parliament perceived to be seeking to shield the political class
Books
Atheists of Madras
On a small band of freethinkers of the old Madras province who provoked anxiety and dread in missionary and religious circles.
Books
Peace bearer
The book brings out many unknown facts about an extraordinary peace researcher.
Lead Story
Surprise attack
Social Issues
In the name of honour, again
In a Haryana village, intolerant parents murder their daughter and behead the boy she eloped with for violating the gotra norm.
Interview: Prashant Bhushan
‘We want radical reforms’
Gujarat
The price of patriotism
The Gujarat High Court stalls the Narendra Modi government’s plan to evict Sikh farmers who were invited to settle in Kutch to develop agriculture an
India
Fast and furious
Essay
Story of two riots
In 19th century Bombay, Parsis and Muslims fought each other on the streets on two separate occasions but eventually buried the hatchet and moved on.
Column
Reality, from the margins
Lead Story
‘Piecemeal approach’
Cuba
Rally for the other four
Cuba commemorates the 15th year of incarceration in the United States of four of its five citizens who were unjustifiably sentenced to life on charges
Art
Search for new meanings
Amin Gulgee, in his latest exhibition of sculpture and video art, has successfully innovated with the material of the past and also made a break from
Interview: Jagadanand Singh
‘It is a wrong judgment’
Interview
Indian generics and AIDS
Interview with Dylan Mohan Gray, director of the documentary film Fire in the Blood.
Letter from Beirut
Syrian effect
The civil war in Syria is causing a severe refugee crisis in the region, including in Lebanon. Financial assistance is imperative, but there is no su
Space
Life’s cosmic factory
Lead Story
Lalu’s nemesis
A CBI special court convicts Lalu Prasad on the basis of circumstantial evidence. In the present economic environment, the corrupt politician-bureaucr
Lead Story
‘None of the above’
The Supreme Court upholds the right of the voter to reject in secrecy all the candidates in an election and be counted.
Interview: Vayalar Ravi
A case for political consensus
Interview with Union Minister Vayalar Ravi.
Lead Story
‘Respect public perception’
Interview with Sanjay Parikh, Supreme Court advocate.
Cover Story
Unsettling orders
A series of judicial verdicts in recent months bewilder the political parties but raise popular expectations of a polity free from corruption and crim
Syria
War drums silenced
The Obama administration does a U-turn on Syria following resistance from Congress and diplomatic moves by President Valdimir Putin.
Lead Story
‘NOTA will not serve democracy’
Interview with Subhash Kashyap, former Secretary-General of the Lok Sabha.
Lead Story
Activist verdicts
In three recent judgments, the Supreme Court echoes the broadly construed “public sentiment” in cleansing politics of its criminal elements.
Kenya
Terror in Nairobi
Al Shabab, which is battling Kenyan troops inside Somalia, guns down 67 people inside an elite Nairobi mall in a “Mumbai-style” attack.
Other
Splendours of Saxony
Bahrain
Inside Bahrain after the government crackdown
Interview with Nada Alwadi, a Bahraini journalist.
West Bengal
Tamang’s new role
Media
A different station
An Internet-based channel launched in Bangalore recently gives the gay community a much-needed discussion space.
Gujarat
Locking horns
TAMIL NADU
Killed on campus
Health
Antibiotic-induced gut infection
Education
Service or business?
Space
In uncharted territory
Kerala
Jehadis convicted
Navigation
Cross-country time-keeping
Data card
Onion cartel
It is clear that cartels are behind the periodic surge in onion prices, but the government has done little to curb them.
Archive
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Rise of ‘Hindutva’ cinema
Editor’s Note: When cinema becomes a tool for propaganda
Movie trailers: The unofficial manifestos of our time
Of Magadh, Manjhi and Musahars
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Tastes of the earth
Did Periyar call for a genocide of Brahmins?
‘Enlightenment’: A Marathi story in translation
Close encounters with the third kind
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05-04-2024
Is India truly the voice of the Global South at WTO?
SBI’s reluctance to reveal electoral bond data raises concerns about its independence and reliability
Essays by Prabir Purkayastha: Defending reason with passion
How homogenisation can flatten knowledge systems
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Why the tiger-human conflict rages in Bandipur and Nagarahole
Minimum Support Price: A question of how, not why
Fali S. Nariman (1929-2024): A life dedicated to the Constitution’s promise
Farmers’ protest: It’s a battle against servitude
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