Page 7 - Rahul Jacob

Rahul Jacob: Book values

Why I didn't write a biography of Manmohan Singh

Rahul Jacob: The Great Communicator

Raghuram Rajan's directness is a welcome change from our verbose and evasive politicians

Rahul Jacob: Will Modi's message on cleanliness sanitize India?

If cleanliness is next to godliness, the national pastime of littering must make India the least spiritual place on earth

This is just the beginning of reforms in Rajasthan: Vasundhara Raje

Interview with Chief Minister, Rajasthan

Rahul Jacob: The SEZ fixation

Modi's call for more SEZs amidst growing opposition from farmers is as unrealistic as pursuing "zero defect" manufacturing in India

Rajasthan's radical rush: After labour reforms, a scheme to trump Aadhaar

Heritage hotels: True to their roots

Ganga Kutir near Kolkata and House of MG in Ahmedabad are two hotels that give you a sense of place almost instantly

Rahul Jacob: After a fashion

In New Delhi, there is no escaping fashion. Fashion is celebrated the way the rest of the country honours festivals. It is a part of the fabric of life

Rahul Jacob: Much to be modest about

Fighting the 'womb lottery': Girindre Beeharry

The head of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation tells Rahul Jacob that everyone should have a chance to live a life equal to a rich kid's in Brooklyn

Rahul Jacob: Criminalising all of us

Section 377 and the Boiler Act are a reminder of how many of our laws date back to British times and seem archaic in the 21st century

Actor in a Wodehousian comedy

Rahul Jacob has experienced the delightful and the ridiculous in clubs with rooms the size of basketball courts but utterly illogical rules

Rahul Jacob: Some vroom for comfort

The annual drama over a report on inefficiencies

Is it time to make the Budget conform to the more governance, less government promise of the BJP

Rahul Jacob: BJP - Congress Mark Two?

Tea with BS: Rajan Anandan

A perpetual India bull

Valley of Surprises

Mesmerised by the mosques of Srinagar that rival those in Istanbul, the author was also charmed by the good humour of Kashmiris on a weekend trip

Rahul Jacob: The Aadhaar tragedy

Quite a business at Wimbledon

A seemingly other worldly approach to organising the tennis tournament yields huge profits and is a masterpiece of subliminal marketing

Lunch with BS: Ranjan Mahtani

The modest entrepreneur