16 The Power-Altering Pens of Haryana
A lot about media moghul Subhash Chandra’s selection as Rajya Sabha member seems fishy
26 Interview with Kiren Rijiju
Still in discussion, so no comments, says the Union MoS for Home Affairs of the Naga
demand for flag and passport
34 Needles for the Voodoo Doll
Jaitley has been taking a lot of pain of late, directly or by proxy. But Modi can’t let him fall.
48 Hindutva’s Colonial Lessons
Romila Thapar charts the challenges faced by inclusive nationalism and shows how
Hindutva’s
shrill cry bases itself on biased colonial histories
68 Unrestrain the Artist
Keki N. Daruwalla criticises Subramanian Swamy for his limited view on artists
5 LEADERS 8 LETTERS 20 SEVEN DAYS 31 BIZTRO 56 EAT, PRAY, LIVE
64 THE SKED 66 BOOKS 69 THE REVIEWS 72 TRENDING 74 DIARY
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