12 Reform Thyself
Our columnist Rajeev Dhavan, a Supreme Court advocate, opposes the NJAC. At the same
time, he wants the judiciary to correct itself.
16 While the Acres Wait
The problems and prospects of putting to use lakhs of acres of land lying idle or underutilised
with the Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs)
36 Repairs Long Overdue
The police forces of India have for long been criticised for the way they operate. Now, more
than ever, they are in urgent need of reform. A column by Prakash Singh.
48 In the Name of Water
Not just a water war, the Cauvery dispute exposes an aggressive, retaliatory assertion of identity
66 A Welcome Bouquet
Meet the women at the helm of the growing wine industry in India
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