Page 7 - Indulekha Aravind

Service chief's post should be a political appointment: Pravin Sawhney

Interview with editor of FORCE, a magazine on national security

Sepia-toned interlude

An exhibition of photos and sketches takes you down Bangalore's memory lane

Plateful of vegan

Two Bangalore restaurants are offering healthy eating-out options

Navayana would like to publish but D'Cruz refuses to engage with us: S Anand

Interview with Founder-publisher, Navayana

Eclectic escapes

From the beaches of Thailand to the highlands of Peru, the authors list destinations you can visit to get away from the sweltering Indian summer

Not quite the common man

On the campaign trail, debutant Nandan Nilekani seems to connect better with the English-speaking yuppie than the aam aadmi

Aikido: the art of fighting without fighting

The importance of being single

Everest, a single-screen theatre, is fostering the culture of documentary-viewing in Bangalore

Tiger prawns or Kane Bezule?

Authentic cuisine of the southwestern coast has put Karavalli in Asia's list of top 50 restaurants

Indulekha Aravind: The closet chauvinist

When a man calls himself a feminist, at a time when even women hesitate to embrace the term, you cannot help but take notice

There is something very fascist on the ground: Karthik Kumar

Interview with co-founder of Evam

Did a man or an ideology murder Gandhi?

Sixty-six years after the death of Mahatma Gandhi, his assassination continues to be the subject of a political blame game. The authors try to ascertain the historical facts

Treasures in the shadow

Art historians and curators from the West are identifying relatively "unknown" Indian artists whose works they find fascinating

Staged in Edinburgh, barred in India

Ali J, a play gets cancelled for the second time due to protests from fringe political outfits

Guerrilla art

As part of Project 560, artistes are interpreting stories of conflict and change in spaces across Bangalore

Ordinary people

A middle-class upbringing, with its emphasis on education, the rigour and discipline instilled in schools and colleges in India and American meritocracy are propelling Indians to the top of more and m

AAP is a hope-giving force; to strengthen it is my duty: Rajmohan Gandhi

Interview with grandson of Mahatma Gandhi

Mr Finance Minister, you are wrong about cord blood banking

If the finance minister's intention was to promote cord blood banking, he should have set aside funds to promote public cord blood banks that can create a pool for patients across the country

Pharma companies shouldn't conduct clinical trials: Peter C Gøtzsche

The industry sees patients as a property and deny the doctors who collected the data access to them! It is so horrible it reminds me of the colonial era

Padded up and ready to bat

A startup in Bangalore, founded by three former cricketers, has created what is believed to be the first major innovation in cricket leg guards in at least 70 years, but is it really a game-changer?