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A coversation with the former Editor of The Guardian
In this issue
07-08-2015
34 STORIES
Letters
Letters to the editor
Economic Perspectives
The search for India’s bulky middle
Sand Mining
Changing landscapes
Perspective
The need for a new agenda
The core of the “idea of India” is to reclaim secular democracy by winning the battle between Reason and Unreason.
E.U.
A coup in Greece
Despite the overwhelming popular mandate to resist pressures from global finance, the Syriza-led government in Greece fails to stand up for its people
Books
Contagion of crisis
While the volume is rich in material, insights and discussions on policies, the authors appear to be hesitant to enter into crucial matters relating t
Sand Mining
Dredging up trouble
With so many reasons for sand mining to flourish in Maharashtra, it is hard to see how the State will be able to regulate the activity or make it sust
Books
Totem of secular India
Social issues
In cold blood
The uneasy calm in the western region of Tamil Nadu that followed the protests against Perumal Murugan’s controversial novel is broken by the caste-dr
Books
Demystifying caste
The book will appeal to anyone who is interested in understanding the highly complex phenomenon of caste and is prepared to go beyond the “sacred” and
India
Roots of the scandal
Interview with Anil Sadgopal, a botanist by training and a vocal critic of the privatisation of education.
Interview
‘He should have realised his birth-based limitations’
Interview with K. Gopal Ramesh of the Kongunadu Jananayaga Katchi.
Sand mining
Rivers no more
Vyapam scandal
Scam country
The Sangh Parivar stands exposed in the VYAPAM scam in Madhya Pradesh, probably India’s biggest corruption scandal going by the extent to which it ha
Public health
Grim picture
A survey conducted by the Women and Child Development Ministry and UNICEF in 28 States and Delhi presents a dismal picture of crucial maternal and chi
Books
India’s failure in Kashmir
The book reveals all too clearly how in Jammu and Kashmir the intelligence agencies subverted the democratic process with intrigue and the electoral p
Education
Targeting teachers
An attack on teachers and non-teaching staff of the University of Calcutta on the campus once again points to the poor state of law and order in We
India
Anarchy, violence, political meddling
Interview with Dr Debasish Sarkar, eminent educationist.
Puerto Rico
A Greece moment
By tax policy and by cuts in social spending, the Garcia Padilla administration in Puerto Rico continues to press the people to make “sacrifices”.
The Great Barrier Reef
Miles to go
Australia’s management of the problems facing the Great Barrier Reef earns a pat from the UNESCO, but challenges remain, especially in the areas of cl
Sri Lanka
Return of Rajapaksa
Former President Mahinda Rajapaksa’s decision to contest the August 17 parliamentary elections exposes President Sirisena’s lack of control over the S
India
The whistle-blowers
India
The toll
Spotlight
Price of greed
World Affairs
Kurunegala, his best bet
Preoccupations
Taking stock in China
Tribute
M.S. Viswanathan: The legend of music
M.S. Viswanathan (1928-2015) and his music have a unique space in the hearts of both connoisseurs and commoners.
Interview: Alan Rusbridger
Into the brave new digital order
In conversation with Alan Rusbridger, former Editor of The Guardian.
Polar bears
On thin ice
Studies conducted by the Norwegian Polar Institute point to the far-reaching effects of global warming on the habitat and preying habits of the polar
State of Dalits
Dalit nation
The findings of Census 2011 provide remarkable insight into the lives of Dalits across the country, clearly demonstrating that the government must go
Science & Technology
Pluto revelations
Science & Technology
LNMO batteries
Science & Technology
Black arsenic phosphorus
Science & Technology
Intense rainfall & global warming
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Meira Paibis: How Manipur’s peace-keepers became agents provocateur
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No getting past the present: Review of ‘History’s Angel’ by Anjum Hasan
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