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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| All for a plot of land |
| Orissa needs jobs and revenue, but tribal life is being torn asunder as the government tries to turn the mineral-rich eastern state into an industrial powerhouse, reports Debashis Bhattacharyya |
Where shall I go
Leaving this land,
For which I am only a trustee
As a tribal, I am duty bound
To pass it on to the generation next! ... | Read.. |
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| Boom time for yoga |
| If it weren’t the crack of dawn, you would have thought that Shah Rukh Khan had a show in Bangalore’s Central Colle ... | Read.. |
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| She shops to conquer |
| Shopping is bad for women. It must be true, all the feminists say so. In fact, it’s the one thing they’ve always agreed on. In the first wave of women’s liberation, Germaine Greer and her sisters defined consumerism as just another fac... | Read.. |
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| Right to love |
| This ain’t no little thing that’s happening here.” That line comes from E Annie Proulx’s Brokeback Mountain, an immense love story rendered unusual because its protagonists are two men, Jack Twist and Ennis del Mar. In Proulx’... | Read.. |
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End of the road: The highway blocked by the agitating tribals
Photo: Sanjib Mukherjee |
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