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I could've joined politics only through AAP: Ashish Khetan

Ashish Khetan says AAP is the only party willing to give rank outsiders a chance

When a feminist turns right

Madhu Kishwar, noted activist, has raised eyebrows with her stand on Narendra Modi, another instance of her long insistence on questioning of peer opinion

Can media learn from Aamir Khan, and Mr Khan from the media?

The Satyamev Jayate host interviews experts with charm and patience, but his programme could do well to add data and build tension

My life but your story: The ethics of a biopic

The legal action on Gulaab Gang by its purported subject has turned the spotlight back on practices in the business of biopics

Nirbhaya Fund's workings baffle activists, experts

The Rs 1,000-cr fund has at least two projects under which organisations are working on personal safety devices for women

When the state behaves like a teenager in love

Charges of sedition for cheering the Pak team will only get laughed at

Life after the shootout

Jasdeep Kaur Chadha has clearly come long way since she lost her husband, Hardeep

When CAG is at your door, negotiate

Author onslaught peaks as Penguin loses money, reputation in withdrawing book

Bookstores and online stores witness huge demand for the book as news spreads of recall by Penguin

Being muslim in UP: Narrow lanes, effervescence and a girlfriend

Anand Grover & others vs prejudice

Grover is the lawyer for Naz Foundation, which has petitioned Supreme Court to review a ruling that continues to define homosexuality as a crime

Karl Slym, an interesting persona on Twitter

Some of his most interesting tweets were of his road journeys, and what I call his 'Slym quizzes'

If you've to fail, fail fast: Rajesh Sawhney

Interview with Founder GSF Accelerator

Making the cookie crumble differently

For SilverPush, which tracks users as they move from browser to mobile apps, the biggest challenge comes from the big guns of internet

Amid changed gender discourse, all eyes on NCW

Can a recommendatory body, with political appointments, make a difference on crimes against women?

There's something about studios

Studios have slowly become an urban phenomenon and are, surprisingly, targeted at both ends of the income spectrum

Reporting of sexual harassment cases: More needs to be done

Willingness to come out and complain depends on institutions/companies

Do not protect me from myself, Mr Modi

10 reasons why unwarranted protection from the state is unpalatable

Privatised airports: bigger, better?

You cannot take the voter as a dummy: Sanjay Parikh

Interview with Lawyer for People' s Union for Civil Liberties