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2G spectrum case verdict and its implications
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19-01-2018
40 STORIES
Economic Perspectives
The Airtel-Aadhaar fix
Jayati Ghosh
Destruction of wetlands
Sashi Kumar
Perceptions and verdicts
Interview: Kanimozhi
'I hope to unravel the facts one day'
Interview with Kanimozhi.
Migration
Journey to despair
The number of people circumventing the legal route to go abroad for domestic work and unskilled jobs has increased. Without the help from the host cou
Namami Gange
Murky waters
A special CAG audit report reveals the abysmal failure in the implementation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s flagship river clean-up programme, Nama
India
Mission possible
This fortnight
Polarisation game
Books
Precious tales
The collection of short stories is a sensitive, creative collaboration between writers, translators, editors and publishers, bringing out a wellspring
Tamil Nadu
Byelection shocks
The R.K. Nagar byelection result exposes the chinks in the DMK and the people’s lack of confidence in the ruling AIADMK, and serves as a rude shock to
Jammu & Kashmir
Mission without mandate
The government’s current interlocutor for Jammu and Kashmir is unlikely to achieve much as he does not even have a mandate. New Delhi, which has a his
Controversial Report
An audit gone awry?
The verdict in the 2G spectrum case was just what the Congress needed to turn the focus on Vinod Rai’s controversial audit report and away from the sc
Books
Zone of strife
The book ably documents the combat zone that is the daily life of Kashmir’s women and children.
United States
The military route
The National Security Strategy, a 55-page document that calls for an America First strategy, offers privileges to American corporations and sees the U
Genetics
Why some sleep more, some less
India
On authoritarian populists
Genetics
'Editing' out faulty gene responsible for hearing loss
Reports
Widening gap
The latest World Inequality Report underscores the importance of economic policy in addressing the gulf between the haves and the have-nots, especiall
Technology
Next-gen displays
Interview: Subramanian Swamy
'A case of internal sabotage'
Interview with Subramanian Swamy.
Interview: Rebecca John, Advocate, Supreme Court
'What was the case about?'
Interview with Rebecca John, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court.
Health
Fruits reduce lung damage
Awards
Inquilab's revolution
The Sahitya Akademi honours posthumously the Tamil poet Inquilab, known for his biting criticism of governments, but his family, deferring to the view
Essay
Our swadeshi McCarthy
Modi’s divisive politics and hateful rhetoric during the final phase of the campaign for the Gujarat elections have profound legal, moral and politica
This fortnight
Relief for Ashok Chavan
Genetics
Turning plants into lamps
This fortnight
Silence on thermal plants
Public Art
Revitalising city spaces
Public spaces in Mumbai are redefined by public art installations that nurture a heightened awareness of the city’s environs.
Interview: Anand Grover
'Disappointing judgment'
Interview with Anand Grover, Special Public Prosecutor in the 2G case.
Refugee Crisis
Escape from terror
Jerusalem
A resounding no
Despite the arm-twisting tactics employed by the Trump administration, the U.N. General Assembly votes 128 to 9 against the U.S.’ recognition of Jerus
Interview
"The seeds of revolt are present in many places"
Interview with John Bellamy Foster, Editor of Monthly Review.
Lead Story
The great telecom swindle
The narrow focus on political corruption, targeting individual politicians or bureaucrats, has distracted attention from the wholesale rigging of Indi
Political Impact
Silence of the crusaders
The verdict in the 2G spectrum case seems to have undermined the BJP’s propaganda blitz about corruption during the United Progressive Alliance regime
Other Corruption Cases
Scam chronicle
Glaring cases of corruption involving those in the upper echelons of power have cropped up time and again, only to be dismissed subsequently.
The verdict
Questionable acquittals
The CBI Special Judge’s acquittal of all the accused in the 2G spectrum allocation case shows how criminality involving the corporate-politician nexus
Books
Perspectives on Kashmir
The book offers perspectives on political realities on the ground over a wide geographical area, from Kashmir to Jammu to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir an
Communalism
Living in fear
The series of attacks on Muslims in Rajasthan, including the latest one, the murder of a migrant worker in Rajsamand, have created a climate of fear a
Income inequality
Land of unequals
India figures among countries with rapidly increasing income inequality, a problem that urgently needs to be addressed through systemic transformation
Letters
Letters to the Editor
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