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Why Southeast Asia needs new scholarship
It is time to take stock of how relations between India and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) have fared
Book review: Santro's story, from the driver's seat
Mr Subbu said the Santro's Zip Drive version was the first small car to have a power steering
'The Doomsday Machine' review: The nuts and bolts of Armageddon
Two decades since the end of the Cold War, America's nuclear arsenal remains the juggernaut that encourages global proliferation
Pav Singh's '1984' book review: Anti-Sikh riots, for European eyes
He compares the use of phosphorous by mobs to burn the faces of their Sikh victims with the use of this chemical by German bombers over London during the war
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'That's What She Said' review: The acknowledgement gap
A book review by Robbie Myers
Nirmal John's 'Breach' reminds us that anyone can be a victim of cybertheft
Nirmal John's thought-provoking book reminds us that in the digital age neither individuals nor companies can be completely safe
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Soha Ali Khan's 'The Perils of Being Moderately Famous' is an easy read
While Khan, much like most of her family, has been a Bollywood actor, she isn't as "famous" as her parents
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War games on the corporate whiteboard
Book review of The Forward-Looking Manager in a VUCA World
YouTube's viral appeal
Book review of Videocracy: How YouTube Is Changing the World . . . with Double Rainbows, Singing Foxes, and Other Trends We Can't Stop Watching
Discontents of Trumpism
Trump grasped that America is suffering from an epistemological weakness as well as economic ones
Terms like 'womb on rent' censor commercial surrogacy: Anindita Majumdar
Anindita Majumdar, explores the world of commercial surrogacy and discusses her latest book on the subject in this interview with Aditi Phadnis
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Citizen Delhi review: A book of half revelations
The book is more forthcoming when it addresses her personal life and marriage
In praise of India's money masters
While the book praises the feats of Indian fund managers, the final chapter sounds a warning bell for the future of active management
'The Nationalist', the story of A M Naik, who rebuilt Larsen & Toubro
An adulatory and uncritical tone detracts from the remarkable story
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Remembering Mandela's legacy
The chapters are thematic, each examining the evolution of transformation and national unity, covering the presidency and the Constitution and social and economic challenges
The trouble with liberalism
Liberalism, as he defines it, encompasses the orthodoxy of political elites, whether they lean to the left or the right.
To whom it may concern
The digital language, as spawned by BuzzFeed, Vice, and their ilk, is here to stay. And it is growing faster than ever, thanks to social media, which makes people talk more than ever before
A Time of Madness: A sentimental journey from Lahore to Jalandhar
This narrative is important for many weighty reasons not least the comparison the author makes of the social situation in Pakistan and India just after crossing the border
Lost Connections: Why depression has almost nothing to do with faulty brain
Lost Connections: Uncovering The Real Causes of Depression-And The Unexpected Solutions
Down in Trumpland
Book review of 'Fire And Fury: Inside the Trump White House'