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Vikram Johri: A missed chance

In pre-liberalisation India, the film industry - both the art circuit and Bollywood - routinely portrayed industrialists as villainous and all-powerful agents stacked against the common man

The need for reform

Vikram Johri: Real people, real stories

Vikram Johri: Inside HR

Vikram Johri: Still an insult

An Indian male would countenance any barbs against himself - but not questions on his manhood

Vikram Johri: Poetry and pride

As with other things in life, there is no one truth to being gay

Facebook's broken hearts

Facebook is the new real estate and all our desires and fears play out there

Vikram Johri: Housemate's dilemma

This strategy where a rational action - confessing to the crime and so reducing one's sentence - does not yield the best outcome is often seen in business situations. Advertising is one area where it

Vikram Johri: Rajput's slow ride

The 'T' in LGBTQ

Vikram Johri: Centre Court

Court presents a scathing critique of the Indian justice system

Vikram Johri: Honey Singh, fake rebel

Rebellion which enforces stereotypes is no rebellion at all

Vikram Johri: Tagore on TV

The lack of quality programming on Indian TV has been a story discussed ad nauseum but little has changed over the years

Vikram Johri: Midnight knocks

Rahul Gandhi visited FTII earlier this month to express solidarity with the students over Mr Chauhan's appointment

Vikram Johri: Benares, old & new

Vikram Johri: A short masterpiece

Vikram Johri: A muted celebration

Make no mistake: this is Williams' shining hour. With 21 Grand Slams. she is only one short of Steffi Graf's all-time high of 22

Vikram Johri: Cultural capital

Vikram Johri: Making a woman

Caitlyn Jenner is a newly formed woman, for want of a better phrase. Let her relish her new-found femininity, let her enjoy her delayed girlhood. She has time enough to be a woman, socially

An intangible connection