In The News No to Bucknor, Yes To Harbhajan Tehelka Bureau
West Indian umpire Steve Bucknor was today removed from
officiating in the India-Australia Test series and Harbhajan
Singh was cleared to play pending his appeal against a
three-Test ban. READ
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Change Sariska: Version II By Joanna Van Gruisen
Panna's was one of the best recoveries of a tiger population ever documented and it proves the resilience of the species, given some peace and protection READ
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Political Animal
By Sankarshan Thakur
Why it is wrong to expect Dr Manmohan Singh to try to become one
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Moments
2007 Year
of Uneasy Premonitions
A horrific crime and a pivotal election
framed independent India’s 60th year.
In between lay a myriad tugs and tides,
straining at the country’s seams VIEW
SLIDESHOW »
Sex 2007 Kama,
Time To Out The God We Love Pavan K. Varma
A great deal of India’s obsession with sex is
wrapped in the cloak of ignorance, or stereotypes READ »
Modi Triumphs What's
the Message?
With a resounding victory in Gujarat, Narendra Modi
has announced himself as an entity nobody can afford
to ignore. SANKARSHAN THAKUR
and DARSHAN DESAI assess what Modi’s triumph might
mean READ »
Future Citizens Adult
In 2008
Seventeen, going on eighteen. The world is their oyster
but India has a special place in their hearts. TEHELKA
talks to ten Indians on the cusp of innocence and the
grown-up challenges of life READ»
From The Art Room A
Fine Line
There will always be several ways of telling the same
story. At TEHELKA the art of the illustration often
does much more than what words and pictures together
can. A showcase of our
little treasure trove. VIEW »
By KA Shaji CPM neo-liberals and old-timers clamour for power
Ambani
Brothers Sibling
Excess By Shantanu Guha Ray
The famed and continuing rivalry of the Ambani brothers
has hurt neither. On the contrary, their war has generated
profits READ
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Film No More Bubble Of Niceness By Saloni Puri
Shekhar Kapur tells why he is hoping the big Hollywood studios will not succeed in India and why he's back in Mumbai READ»
Aamir Khan takes risks. They always pay off. Previewing his directorial debut, Shoma Chaudhury assesses the superstar’s unique ability to bend the rules and trigger new conversations. READ»
Ecology The Poverty Of The Rich By Nityanand Jayaraman
India is arguing for differing responsibilities on climate change between rich and poor nations. It should apply the same principle at home READ »
By
Shantanu Guha Ray
As the national airline slips into the red, the civil aviation ministry
and unions disagree on the causes — and the solution
READ »
