7 days -Telegraph India

Published 04.11.07, 12:00 AM

'If you drive us to the wall, we will use the bomb' - In December 1986, India launched the largest war game ever. Pakistan responded with a message of its own

By Published with the permission of Penguin Books India; Deception: Pakistan, the United States and the Global Nuclear Weapons Conspiracy; By Adrian Levy and Catherine Scott-Clark; Penguin; Rs 595
Published 09.09.07, 12:00 AM

Flop show

By Bollywood's recent remakes are faring poorly at the box office. Are remakes viable, asks Manjula Sen
Published 27.05.07, 12:00 AM

'It was hard to say no to the Prime Minister'

By Debashis Bhattacharyya persuades a reluctant Naveen Patnaik to recall the days when the Orissa chief minister painted, ran a boutique in New Delhi and took Jackie Kennedy around India
Published 29.04.07, 12:00 AM

Celebrating the third sex

By Varuna Verma visits Koovagam in Tamil Nadu, where about 25,000 transvestites from across India will gather on May 1 and 2 for a festival
Published 19.05.13, 12:00 AM

‘A director said I would forever be either 8 or 80, nothing in between’

By Moushumi Chatterjee, the yesteryear heartthrob, has won praise for her role in Aparna Sen’s recent film, Goynar Baksho. The veteran actress tells Paromita Kar that she has never been ambitious
Published 30.12.07, 12:00 AM

Big goes bust, small is swell

By S. Ramachandran looks back on a year when Bollywood changed all the old rules and came out a winner
Published 19.08.07, 12:00 AM

naughty at ninety

By Men and women in their 80s and 90s are having more sex than ever before - and quite a few of them are ready to come out of the closet, as Reena Martins finds out
Published 03.03.13, 12:00 AM

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By The Telegraph Online
Published 15.02.14, 06:30 PM

Try, try, and try again

By The Telegraph Online
Published 23.12.07, 12:00 AM

Women of that uncertain age

By Carla Bruni, the latest squeeze of French President Nikolas Sarkozy, is part of a distinct clan of modern Madame Bovarys who never quite seem to reach the summit of their romantic ambitions, says Celia Walden ©The Daily Telegraph
Published 18.02.07, 12:00 AM

'To cover up one lie, the government had to tell five more lies'

By West Bengal transport minister Subhas Chakroborty has embarassed the Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee government and railed against the chief minister. The CPM's stormy petrel talks about Singur and his life to Debashis Bhattacharyya
Published 18.11.07, 12:00 AM

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By The Telegraph Online
Published 13.08.07, 12:00 AM

The secret life of Mahatma Gandhi

By Are the wraps off what the Father of the Nation was really like? Seetha looks at the more candid takes on Mohandas Gandhi in recent books and films
Published 15.04.07, 12:00 AM

Picking the President

By With A.P.J. Abdul Kalam's tenure as President drawing to a close, political parties will soon be pushing their candidates for the head of state job. Bishakha De Sarkar and Anirban Das Mahapatra look at those who are in the reckoning
Published 30.12.07, 12:00 AM

Dear diary

By TT Bureau

7 days

No place called home

Mera Mantri Badal Raha Hai

Limelight

'The seeds of Kashmiri discontent and alienation were sown when the PDP allied with the BJP'

Alive amid gravestones, a City

'If you drive us to the wall, we will use the bomb' - In December 1986, India launched the largest war game ever. Pakistan responded with a message of its own

Flop show

'It was hard to say no to the Prime Minister'

Celebrating the third sex

‘A director said I would forever be either 8 or 80, nothing in between’

Big goes bust, small is swell

naughty at ninety

1130303/jsp/7days/images/limelight.gif

Try, try, and try again

Women of that uncertain age

'To cover up one lie, the government had to tell five more lies'

1071118/asp/7days/images/limelight.gif

The secret life of Mahatma Gandhi

Picking the President

Dear diary

7 days

No place called home

Mera Mantri Badal Raha Hai

Limelight

&#39;The seeds of Kashmiri discontent and alienation were sown when the PDP allied with the BJP&#39;

Alive amid gravestones, a City

'If you drive us to the wall, we will use the bomb' - In December 1986, India launched the largest war game ever. Pakistan responded with a message of its own

Flop show

'It was hard to say no to the Prime Minister'

Celebrating the third sex

‘A director said I would forever be either 8 or 80, nothing in between’

Big goes bust, small is swell

naughty at ninety

1130303/jsp/7days/images/limelight.gif

Try, try, and try again

Women of that uncertain age

'To cover up one lie, the government had to tell five more lies'

1071118/asp/7days/images/limelight.gif

The secret life of Mahatma Gandhi

Picking the President

Dear diary

'The seeds of Kashmiri discontent and alienation were sown when the PDP allied with the BJP'