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The Southern Discomfort
Both national parties, the Congress and the BJP, are in deep trouble in their key bastion states — Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka |
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The hand that rocked the cradle
The Telangana factor and Kiran Reddy’s leadership could cost the Congress big, reports TS Sudhir |
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Yeddy, not Hindutva, Holds the Key to 2013
BS Yeddyurappa’s exit may dent the BJP’s fortunes in the state, says Imran Khan |
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A closure that opens old wounds?
Teenager Tufail’s death had sparked the 2010 unrest in the Valley. The case is now closed for lack of evidence. Riyaz Wani reports |
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Some call us Congress Bureau of Investigation but also ask for a CBI inquiry: AP Singh
Amar Pratap Singh tells Rana Ayyub about the legacy he is leaving behind, two days before he stepped down.
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Two faces of public good
Welfare of the wild should not compromise people’s safety. But our insensitivity is matched only by our administrative laxity Jay Mazoomdaar |
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‘When I approached Modi for help, he got IB officials to follow me. What is he trying to hide?’
In a candid chat with Rana Ayyub, Jagruti Pandya talks about Modi and reaches out to the Gujarati voter, who she believes will bring the curtains down for Modi this year. |
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Disunity Dents Congress Before D-day
Factionalism and open revolt by top leaders may ruin the party’s prospects in the Gujarat poll, says Brijesh Pandey |
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Replacing kind with cash
By doling out cash in lieu of subsidies, is the UPA government trying to run before it can walk, wonders Akshai Jain |
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Twenty Years After Babri...
TEHELKA asked some of these men and women in their 20s what Ayodhya means to them. |
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Can the media bail itself out in time?
The ongoing Jindal-Zee scandal is the latest warning signal for India’s troubled Fourth Estate. But is there anybody in the business willing to clean up the mess? Shoma Chaudhury |
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The passing of giants
IK Gujral and KC Pant belonged to the rare breed of politicians who put the nation before their careers, remembers Prem Shankar Jha |
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Revolutionary turn
RTI activist Nikhil Dey and singer Taru Dalmia recall how university life shaped their worldviews |
