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Can Therapy Break The Taboo Of Hypersexuality?

Can therapy break the taboo of hypersexuality?

Afghanistan: Waiting For A New Life

Ravaged by war, terror and bad politics, Afghanistan is waiting for a new life after the withdrawal of American troops.

Grand Opening Of Dance Bars, Are The Girls Excited?

Following a Supreme Court order, Mumbais dance bars are preparing for a grand opening. Are the girls equally excited?

Discovery Of Colonial India

Lord Hastings 1814 journey from Calcutta to Punjab with painter Sita Ram is a discovery of Colonial India through lives mundane and magical.

Imtiaz Ali: Auteur In Love

Imtiaz Ali's new film too is a celebration of desire and longing. The filmmaker in conversation with Divya Unny.

Athleisure, A Lifestyle Trend Of This Decade

As the defining lifestyle trend of this decade, athleisure has changed the way we dress, appear, move and feel.

Hate Wave In Communal India

Provocative clerics, frenzied mobs and the widening fault lines of communal India.

Delhi Government: Getting Even With The Odd Chief Minister

A righteous Kejriwal makes the governance of Delhi all about one man’s whims and paranoia.

India’s Cricket Prodigies: Who Will Stay Like Tendulkar?

India’s cricket prodigies today are luckier than their predecessors, but who will stay the distance like Tendulkar? 

Dating Apps: A Sexual Revolution

As the dating app sets up office in India, its first ever outside the US, Lhendup G Bhutia signs on to see what the fuss is all about. He comes out unwanted.

Rohith Vemula: A Mind Torn Apart

The many lives of Rohith Vemula.

Bundelkhand: Everybody Loves A Good Pre-Election Drought

With UP polls approaching, political parties once again come courting Bundelkhand farmers, 400 of whom have committed suicide in the past year. 

Inventions That Revolutionise The Lives Of Indians In 2016

Critical inventions that are poised to revolutionise the lives of Indians in 2016.

Who Needs Men?

Some women find pleasure elsewhere.

The Ishrat File: Unravelling The Political Plot

Jail term done, Sanjay Dutt can lead a life unshackled from past mistakes.

Sonam kapoor: A Girl Uninterrupted

Girl Uninterrupted Having pulled off the best performance of her career, Sonam Kapoor reveals why she can’t talk of Neerja in the past tense and why superstardom is boring. 

Budget 2016: The End Of Ideology

The Arun Jaitley Budget, which also marks the 25th anniversary of the landmark Manmohan Singh Budget of 1991, envisions an India sustained by annlightened state and a less skewed market.

McBattle: Burger Market Sizzles Like Never Before

The burger market sizzles like never before.

Kanhaiya Kumar To Overshadow Rahul Gandhi?

The moribund opposition desperately needs an icon and Kanhaiya Kumar mouthing old radical slogans comes handy.

Adventure Trip: A Biking Epiphany In Ladakh

A biking epiphany in Ladakh.

The Question Of A Lifetime

The art of proposing and why some women are still not dazzled.

Ghosting, The New Break-Up Trend!

 In which you swipe left to erase a relationship.

Lessons For Congress From Uttarakhand

Lessons For Congress From Uttarakhand.

Make Way For Madam President

In spite of the trust deficit, it's time for Clinton dynasty's tryst with the White House.

What, Me Worry?

Mamata Banerjee is unfazed by the advantage the CPM-Congress combine has in terms of electoral math.

Mother's Day- Jayalalithaa Is Invincible In Spite Of A Diminished Aura

Jayalalithaa remains unbeatable in the face of a regrouping of smaller parties and the blunted challenge of DMK .

Is Genetic Profiling The Future of Criminal Justice?

A Bill seeks to make genetic profiling mandatory for the fight against crimeand generates a debate about the clash of ethics, freedom, science and data

Salman Rushdie: The Fabulist at Play

Salman Rushdie in his new novel regains the magic as he unleashes the jinn in the War of the Worlds.

Before Sex, Register Your Consent

There are now apps that register sexual consent. Just in case of a dispute later.

Santhara: The Right to Die

The age-old Jain practice of Santhara has been held illegal by a court, raising old questions anew. Does the state own every life under it, or does our right to life also include the right to stop living?