Amaravati is headed since victor CM Jaganmohan Reddy
is unlikely to go ahead with vanquished CM Chandrababu Naidu’s pet project?
Caught Speeding
From RTI to triple talaq, the government rushes through a slew of bills and Parliament
clears them into laws. A gawking Opposition asks: “Where’s the scrutiny?”
How’s Kashmir?
It’s been more than a year and there’s no end in sight to the central rule in Jammu and
Kashmir, a state currently on military-style auto-pilot. But the government apparently
has a plan, multiple initiatives to be precise. What is it?
The Footie Master’s Ilish
Now in its centenary year, East Bengal is not just a football club of the Bangals,
the baatis. It’s an institution, as much loved as the sweet hilsa of the Padma.
World of the MadRasana
Old Madras and Carnatic music are a rasam blend. But the crowd has drifted in the neon
razzmatazz of Chennai. To win back the young, the classical has entered digital infinity…
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