Enter, the professional terroristThe recent episodes of terrorism in Bangalore and Ahmedabad prove one thing: putting bombs in public places is now a profession, not a cause, for some individuals.
July 30, 2008
Those rogues on TV are usHaving spent most of my time watching the reality show in Parliament during the trust vote on Tuesday, I must admit one thing: I am not shocked
July 24, 2008
Don’t believe the mavensI have made the same statement before, and have received blank stares, but that’s really it. It’s all about liquidity.
July 2, 2008
India’s own Abilene paradoxDo you often feel that you are heading in a direction you may not want to, but you still head that way because you assume that’s where everybody’s going?
June 25, 2008
When judges talk too muchIf newspapers have quoted the honourable justices of the Supreme Court right, there’s a strong case for asking the latter to choose their observations carefully.
June 18, 2008
US crosses the Rubicon with ObamaFor the first time ever, there is an Afro-American as the official presidential nominee; a woman had almost made it.
June 11, 2008
Some second-best oil solutionsHaving landed the country in a right royal mess on the oil front, what can one do now to retrieve the situation?
May 28, 2008
Time for investors to sue UPAAfter four years of the UPA government, the underlying theme song is clear: it’s less about the aam aadmi, and more about survival and staying in power.
May 21, 2008
Blast after blast, terror is losingIt is nothing more than another bus tragedy or train mishap that we read about everyday — however callous that may sound. The law of diminishing returns has set in.
May 14, 2008
The tyranny of political choiceSometimes, I wonder if it is necessary for our politicians to react to every passing statement of global leaders about the food crisis.
May 7, 2008
Looking beyond sex educationThe Maharashtra government’s decision to introduce sex education in schools raised the usual storms of protest. Why is one not surprised?
April 30, 2008
Time for Chidambaram to quitIt is surprising how power can distort your vision. Consider the case of Palaniappan Chidambaram. For the last four years he has been making compromise after compromise on economic policy
April 23, 2008
The UPA’s foolish economicsA few months down the line, few poor farmers may remember that their loans were written off, courtesy Sonia Gandhi.
April 2, 2008
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