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Sunil Sethi: We are a nation of cheats

Rajiv Malhotra's plagiarism may not be as horrifying as impersonating an exam candidate in Indore - but they're both forms of cheating

Sunil Sethi: Women on the edge

In trying to extricate themselves from the murky Lalit Modi scandal both Sushma Swaraj and Vasundhara Raje are keen to usurp the role of the meltingly kind-hearted daughter-in-law

Lunch with BS: Navina Najat Haidar

Jewel in the crown

Sunil Sethi: The twice-born rich

In the world Lalit Modi and Dushyant Singh inhabit, such transactions - indeed friendships - must seem a natural entitlement, part of their feudal material and political inheritance

Charles Correa: India's most 'innovative' architect

When Correa was hailed as India's greatest architect in 2013, he said, 'Greatest is so…so definite. Most innovative might have been better'

Sunil Sethi: There's a noodle in my soup!

Lunch with BS: Ratish Nanda, Conservation architect

The monuments that matter

Sunil Sethi: Relearning America

Sunil Sethi: The disunited colours of Great Britain

Sunil Sethi: Margarita and Court represent the brave new Indian cinema

Two provocative, independent features show Indian cinema can go where others fear to tread

Sunil Sethi: Holy India, and a battle over holidays

Sunil Sethi: Reparations for the Raj

Sunil Sethi: My friend Vinod Mehta

As for firing me, he - who had remorselessly been fired so often - considered it his first duty to shield a colleague

Sunil Sethi: The ides of March are here

Sunil Sethi: Five questions for Arvind Kejriwal

Five questions to avoid the pitfalls that ended his ignominious earlier tenure as chief minister exactly a year ago

Sunil Sethi: A few days with R K Laxman

Sunil Sethi: Lost opportunities and opportunism in Delhi

The fancy footwork with which Kiran Bedi, Shazia Ilmi and Jaya Prada, have pranced into the arms of the BJP amply demonstrate the teen deviyan's turncoat proclivities

Sunil Sethi: The pleasures and perils of Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has shown a surprising degree of resilience to emerge from the long dark years of strife and economic stagnation

Sunil Sethi: 10 best books of 2014

Sunil Sethi's end-of-the year listing of best books, in conventional hardcover format

Lunch with BS: B N Goswamy

The big world of miniatures