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Arvind Kejriwal
In this issue
24-01-2014
40 STORIES
C.P. Chandrasekhar
The more things change…
Preoccupations
Undoing the damage
Through my Window
No end to hope
India
‘I have been framed’
Interview with Subash Chandra Kapoor.
India
For an action plan
Lead Story
In a cleft stick
Books
Ambedkar’s foresight
India’s present political plight is because the political class, lawyers and judges ignore the British Constitutional ethos on which Ambedkar modelled
Adarsh housing
A scheme for scandal
The Congress government in Maharashtra is walking a political tightrope in an election year as disregarding the judicial commission report on the Adar
India
Temples without security
India
Bloggers on the trail
Health
Mediterranean diet & diabetes
Lead Story
‘AAP must spell out alternative policy direction’
Interview with Prakash Karat, general secretary, CPI(M).
Essay
The poets and the feminist
January 4, 2014, marks 47 years since Atiya Fyzee Rahamin's death and her bequest to the Karachi municipal corporation, and 137 years since her birth;
Astronomy
A unique gravitational laboratory
Books
Three cities in one
Unmediated
Colour, light & darkness
Letters
Letters to the Editor
Books
Return of the south
The book is among the few that actually attempt to tell the story of neoliberalism from the perspective of those who struggle against it, both at the
Nammalvar
Soldier of nature
Govindasamy Nammalvar, 1938-2013, carried on a crusade in Tamil Nadu to free agriculture from the use of chemicals and “from the vile grip of corporat
Coal Scam
Vassal States?
The affidavits filed by State governments in the Supreme Court in the coal block allocations case indicate that the Centre considerably curtailed thei
Data Card
Slums: Two stories
The latest NSSO estimates put the number of slums in India at a much lower level than Census 2011.
Lead Story
Call trick
A full-time team of four, 20-something youngsters, assisted by a group of volunteers, steered the AAP's spectacular online journey in their Delhi 2013
Lead Story
A disturbing phenomenon
The problem with the AAP’s political discourse is that it does not attack the structures of property and power underlying the problems in Indian socie
Venezuela
Revolution consolidated
Interview with Elias Jaua, Foreign Minister of Venezuela.
Immigration fury
Free Europe in shackles
A leaked British government proposal to cap immigration from E.U. member-states has provoked fury across Europe, with the U.K.’s allies accusing it of
Lead Story
Scaling up
After its heady success in the Delhi Assembly election, the AAP is eyeing Maharashtra and Haryana, prioritising agrarian issues and putting together a
Lead Story
Sore loser
The BJP is seething with anger at being denied the opportunity to assume power in Delhi. It now plans to rework its strategy, learning from the AAP br
Lead Story
Going beyond tokenism
By taking definite action immediately after coming to power, the AAP has shown that its promises are not part of mere populist propaganda but are well
Travel
The land of Babur
Books
Kerala’s past
The book is regional history at its best, written without any sentiments of regionalism, and placing Kerala within the larger context of south India.
South Sudan
Volatile nation
The country seems all set to implode once again as hostilities between two major ethnic groups, one supporting President Salva Kiir and the other back
India and U.S.
Diplomatic storm
Although India has taken a tough stand against the U.S. over the arrest of its diplomat Devyani Khobragade in New York, the government’s muted respons
Kejriwal
‘Do-or-die situation’
Interview with Arvind Kejriwal.
West Bengal
Helmsman Bimal Gurung
Reports
Salaam Mumbai!
A report by ActionAid and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences highlights the vulnerability and tragic living conditions of thousands of children wh
Gujarat
Setback for Zakia Jafri
Lead Story
The game changer
The Aam Aadmi Party has managed to capture the people’s imagination and make electoral gains by conjoining idealistic political presentations with pra
Investigation
The great Indian idol robbery
The arrest of the Indian American art dealer Subash Chandra Kapoor in Tamil Nadu in 2012 and the subsequent investigations by the Idol Wing of the Sta
Iraq
Bleeding Iraq
Violence has become routine across Iraq as an instrument of political power, and the situation has been aggravated by the spillover effect of the Syri
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