12 Long Due Dialogue
Nepal prime minister Prachanda talks about his upcoming visit to India
24 A Stirred-Up Ballot
The first election at JNU after the ‘sedition’ incident last winter is coming upt. There are
unprecedented alliances forming and new fronts rising.
28 The Judging Kin
The statistics of appointments to the higher judiciary throw up quite an interesting picture—
many of India’s judges in the HCs and the SC are related to former judges.
44 The Beef Over Buff
Cow vigilantism may also affect India’s niche trade—buffalo meat export
50 The ‘New Wave’ Actresses
Across India, actresses like Radhika Apte and Tannistha Chatterjee are redrawing the frame
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