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IPL and Lalit Modi controversy
In this issue
10-07-2015
33 STORIES
Column
Clouds of despair
Bhutan
Green country
The international conservation community should admire the efforts Bhutan is making to preserve its environment and give it the maximum support possib
Jayati Ghosh
Pseudo ‘trade deals’
Letters
Letters to the Editor
Cinema
The quest for a pizza
Legal Issues
Passport to crime?
The arguments for and against revoking Lalit Modi’s passport expose the loopholes in India’s legal framework that make it difficult to check white-co
Kerala
Wait for Vizhinjam
The Kerala government’s proposal to develop Vizhinjam into an “all-weather, multipurpose, deepwater, mechanised, greenfield port” raises expectations
Bihar
Strategic setback
The coming together of the JD(U) and the RJD for the Bihar Assembly elections changes the electoral arithmetic and upsets the BJP’s “divide and surge”
"Court"
Quietly eloquent
"Court" creates a believable, real world through a measured narrative that convincingly captures the protagonists’ often-heroic, sometimes-c
Profile
Rise and fall of Lalit Modi
A ruthless businessman who made cricket a spectacle of packaged entertainment, Lalit Modi was a victim of his own success.
Books
Syria’s ongoing autopsy
The two books reveal a great deal more about the prevailing mood among Syrians than the news reports that track the minutiae of this battle and that b
Books
More on law, less on justice
The book is primarily about the evolution of the LARR Act, 2013, and the debates that led to the making of it, but on the land question it is limited
Lead Story
The IPL scam
BJP's fault lines
Divided family
The controversy surrounding Sushma Swaraj points to intensifying battles within the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
Books
Building bridges
The book presents ideas about deepening and strengthening the current state of engagement between Latin America and India to the benefit of both sides
Interview: Prashant Bhushan
‘There is a conflict of interest’
Interview with Prashant Bhushan, activist and advocate.
Delhi
Capital drama
The BJP regime at the Centre and the party’s State unit in Delhi are resorting to indirect attacks and direct smear campaigns against the AAP even as
Governance
Flawed & delayed
The Modi government’s choice of candidates to fill the long-pending vacancies in the Central Vigilance Commission and the Central Information Commiss
Opposition attack
In the line of fire
Opposition parties demand the resignation of Sushma Swaraj and Vasundhara Raje and an explanation from the Prime Minister on “Modi-gate”.
Essay
Godmen and libel
In 1862, the head of a religious sect filed a defamation case against a newspaper for exposing his sexual exploitation of female devotees. In a remark
Defence
Game of bluff
The Modi government’s claim that it will seek the direction of the Supreme Court on the legality of approaching the International Court of Justice ag
Controversy
Ministerial bluster
The chest-thumping bravado by Ministers of the Modi government on the Army’s covert operations along the Indo-Myanmar border embarrasses the Army and
Cover Story
Unholy nexus
Revelations of misuse of power by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje to help controversial cricket o
West Bengal
A breather in the hills
Letter from America
White rage
Police violence, largely against black people, continues unabated in the U.S., with over 500 killed in the first five months of 2015. The institutiona
Public health
Recipe for disaster
The Maggi controversy brings into sharp focus a disaster that is waiting to happen in India which has a toothless monitoring mechanism for food produc
FTII controversy
Saffron script
FTII students refuse to accept the government’s nomination of a television serial actor as the chairman of the institute’s governing council.
Ban on Maggi
Nestle in a soup
The Swiss food multinational finds reality catching up with its claims of producing healthy food for the masses.
ISI Director
Unceremonious exit
The Director of the Indian Statistical Institute is removed at the fag end of his term for “indiscipline”.
Bonded labour
New slave trade
The recent rescue of bonded workers from a Karnataka factory exposes the mutating form of bonded labour in the unorganised sector, where trafficking w
Food safety
Tale of neglect
The Maggi controversy, while shining the spotlight on food safety, has also exposed government apathy towards strengthening monitoring agencies, which
Noodles
Noodle watch
Countrywide probes into the presence of contaminants and flavour enhancers in various noodle brands have placed the popular snack under the microscope
Interview: Sunita Narain, CSE
‘Food safety should become a priority’
Interview with Sunita Narain, director general, Centre for Science and Environment.
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