Our resident Conspiracy Theorist alleges that the unbeaten partnership of 403 runs between Virendra Sehwag and Rahul Dravid is proof of a vile, vicious and malicious conspiracy against Bengal.
Predictably, we have a new, well, poetic offering from the outgoing prime minister. While many would undoubtedly hail it as a profound philosophical piece, perhaps it is easier to look at it as a pop-pscychologist?
Patrick French hunts out Naipaul's 'lost' oeuvre -- four short stories, a radio play and the only poem he has ever written, broadcast from London to the West Indies just after his 18th birthday, <i>Two Thirty A.M.</i>
It was long overdue. Wonder what took it so long. A war of words between Sri Bal Thackeray and Sri Laloo Prasad Yadav. Anyway, here's the recent history. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=65 target=_blank> More Bihar coverage</a>
Our resident pop-psychologist annotates the latest poetic offering from the prime minister and offers some advice on a song he could sing -- a dirge for Gujarat.
Sir Vidia does it again -- after calling the US ambassador's wife "foolish and illiterate", bristles at the "harping on issues of English being the language of the colonisers and gender oppression and things like that", provoking Ruchir Joshi to call
Sirji's spat with the American ambassador's wife and Vikram Seth speaks up on Arundhati contempt case.
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