Sheela Bhatt on whay India's main Opposition party expelled one of its founding members.
Bharatiya Janata Party leader Jaswant Singh's biography of Mohammed Ali Jinnah, out on Sunday, promises to be much discussed.
'The armed forces cannot be an exception to the concept of citizenship in a multi-ethnic society. Nor can they demand to be shielded from scrutiny just because they perform a role in India's defence.'
Dr Singh played well on rhetoric; after playing dove, he satisfied the hawks too.
Santosh Naik, managing director and chief executive of Disha Direct Marketing Services Pvt Ltd, offered some valuable tips during a chat on rediff.com on Friday.
Outspoken as always, director Anurag Kashyap speaks up.
The Andhra Pradesh government's initiative offering IT training in poverty-steeped rural pockets is paying rich dividends.
Just because we had a good election, if we think the Kashmir problem is over then we are taking things too much for granted. Somewhere or the other serious issues will start cropping up. It can be in the assembly, it can be by coalition partners, it can be by the Opposition parties and it can be raised by separatists or it can be by artificial insemination by Pakistan, says A S Dulat
More unanswered questions about the terrorist attacks in Mumbai that need to be answered.
More unanswered questions about the terrorist attacks in Mumbai that need to be answered.
Shobhaa De feels India is going through a Golden Era better and more glorious than the days India saw under Emperor Ashoka.
A few good people who decided to quit good jobs for better ideas.
'If I look at the four years of UPA rule I am nothing but disappointed. It's an opportunity lost. India was emerging as a strong nation strong in the sense of economy, in terms of sovereignty. We had a strategic position in the region. Look at the entire balance sheet of the UPA. There are many areas of huge disappointments'
As the market grows young, old brands go under the knife. In 1897, a young man named Ardeshir Godrej gave up law and turned to making locks. He went on to make safes and security equipment, and toilet soap from vegetable oil. He wouldn't have imagined that one day the business that started after his name would grow into a conglomerate with over Rs 7,000 crore (Rs 70 billion) in revenues, or that one of its top executives would wear long, red-streaked hair.
An interview with Rafiq Dossani, author, academic and entrepreneur.
The director of Khoya Khoya Chand, Sudhir Mishra had a lively time chatting with his fans.
Anurag Kashyap on his filmi relationships, and No Smoking.
An interview Gujarat Congress President Bharat Solanki.
Selling garments is a boring job, says Heinz Krogner, Esprit Global Group CEO.
No rich relatives? No professional mentors? No problem. Ashley Qualls, 17, has built a million-dollar web site. She's LOL all the way to the bank
The transcript of the Professor Hoodbhoy chat.
Mani Ratnam talks about his filmmaking process, and his love for songs.
'Rahul Dravid let us down both in the batting front and captaincy.'
Transcript of the Omar Abdullah chat.
'No party has endangered "national security" as severely, as the BJP, by dividing the nation and severing it from the very people who constitute it. And none has tried to drive such a wedge between Hindus and others, and among the Hindus themselves.'
'Because I speak about accountability in the army, because I speak about the armed forces reforming themselves, the greedy generals don't like it,' \n\nsays Benazir Bhutto.
An interview with one of the greatest masters of Indian fiction, O V Vijayan.
Transcripts of the chat with rediff.com reporter Sheela Bhatt.
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