7 days -Telegraph India

Published 06.05.07, 12:00 AM

'I'm glad that Arundhati Roy took my advice'

By Scholarly yet lucid, Ramachandra Guha is the master of elegant prose. Bishakha De Sarkar meets the economist-turned-historian whose book on post-independence India is winning critical acclaim
Published 29.07.07, 12:00 AM

'I feel as if I'm in a gilded cage'

By Cultured and urbane, Hamid Ansari is yet to get used to the sudden deluge of public attention he faces. Jyoti Malhotra meets the UPA's man for the post of Vice-President
Published 11.11.07, 12:00 AM

'Narasimha Rao was totally opposed to economic reforms'

By The Gandhi family's favourite technocrat, V. Krishnamurthy, tells Palakunnathu G. Mathai and Seetha about his triumphs and travails
Published 19.08.07, 12:00 AM

'Let them apply for a pornographic channel instead of sneaking in things'

By For a minister, Priya Ranjan Das Munshi is too outspoken - and a bit too active. Radhika Ramaseshan and Bishakha De Sarkar meet the I&B minister who often rushes in where others fear to tread
Published 17.08.13, 06:30 PM

Who's afraid of the RTI Act?

By The Telegraph Online
Published 27.05.07, 12:00 AM

Box of magic letters

By P.C. Sorcar Senior corresponded with his English bookseller, George Jenness, for years. Padmaparna Ghosh delves into the magician's letters
Published 05.05.13, 12:00 AM

Poll in the time of war

By In a climate of violence and uncertainty, Pakistan gets ready to vote. But Ahmad Khan warns that the going will not be easy for the new Prime Minister
Published 17.05.14, 06:30 PM

A heartfelt story

By The Telegraph Online
Published 23.09.07, 12:00 AM

'Arjun Singh, Vajpayee, Advani - they're yesterday's men'

By Jyoti Malhotra meets minister of state for commerce Jairam Ramesh, who's in the thick of a controversy once more
Published 11.03.07, 12:00 AM

Bored? Go get a bird

By More and more people in cities are rearing birds as pets, reports Reena Martins
Published 16.08.14, 06:30 PM

Royal rumpus

By The Telegraph Online
Published 05.05.13, 12:00 AM

Crime and punishment — the Bihar story

By Once a hotbed of murders and kidnappings, Bihar’s crime rate has come down spectacularly in recent years. Debaashish Bhattacharya finds out how the state police pulled off the metamorphosis
Published 09.10.16, 12:00 AM

Swans don't sing when they die

By Dr Amit Ghose
Published 25.09.16, 12:00 AM

...And in Mumbai, an Accidental Terrorist

By Velly Theva
Published 04.09.16, 12:00 AM

In one corner of a provincial capital, another country

By Debaashish Bhattacharya

7 days

Sum genius

Daddy Cool

Pulling wool over the eyes

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Just because you've got married and given consent to sexual intercourse, it doesn't mean it can't be withdrawn'

'I'm glad that Arundhati Roy took my advice'

'I feel as if I'm in a gilded cage'

'Narasimha Rao was totally opposed to economic reforms'

'Let them apply for a pornographic channel instead of sneaking in things'

Who's afraid of the RTI Act?

Box of magic letters

Poll in the time of war

A heartfelt story

'Arjun Singh, Vajpayee, Advani - they're yesterday's men'

Bored? Go get a bird

Royal rumpus

Crime and punishment — the Bihar story

Swans don't sing when they die

...And in Mumbai, an Accidental Terrorist

In one corner of a provincial capital, another country

7 days

Sum genius

Daddy Cool

Pulling wool over the eyes

1070909/asp/7days/images/limelight.gif

Just because you've got married and given consent to sexual intercourse, it doesn't mean it can't be withdrawn'

'I'm glad that Arundhati Roy took my advice'

'I feel as if I'm in a gilded cage'

'Narasimha Rao was totally opposed to economic reforms'

'Let them apply for a pornographic channel instead of sneaking in things'

Who's afraid of the RTI Act?

Box of magic letters

Poll in the time of war

A heartfelt story

'Arjun Singh, Vajpayee, Advani - they're yesterday's men'

Bored? Go get a bird

Royal rumpus

Crime and punishment — the Bihar story

Swans don&#39;t sing when they die

...And in Mumbai, an Accidental Terrorist

In one corner of a provincial capital, another country

Swans don't sing when they die