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Science’s fallen stars
Nandula Raghuram is not very popular among some scientists these days. After spending years chasing the fallen stars of Indian science, the biologist is now relishing the delights of vindication. He’s part of a crusade to expose fraud in science...  | Read.. 
 
Block and bungle
Rising majestically across the New Delhi-Gurgaon expressway are 32 toll gates. Vehicles queue up and striped bars go up and d ...  | Read.. 
 
Rajkumar is dead, long live Rajkumar
One man was missing — though he was very much there as well — at a recent dharna of stars from Karnataka in Bangalore. ...  | Read.. 
 
No sex please, we are married
It’s past midnight and Rashmi, 29, and Suresh, 32, are slugging it out in their lawyer’s office in Pune, trading al ...  | Read.. 
 
Carry on doctor
Surgeon-writer Ambarish Satwik’s room is a scene right out of The Silence of the Lambs. Blood-red curtains swivel ...  | Read.. 
 
Kajol, Tanu and Shomu
celebrity circus
Call it just lousy timing. On Wednesday evening at Cinemax, the swank multiplex in Andheri, Mumbai, host Ajay Devgan (with a ...  | Read.. 
Pakistan’s Belle de Jour
Jaipur’s (other) Maharani
Hothousing horror
Journey’s End
Tittle tattle
 
 
Science’s fallen stars
Bedi bowls
Mock him not
Rabbi goes mobile
Green-eyed monster
 
‘If the king is up to mischief, we will punish him, legally, not with the gun’