Asian Business
BANKING: Islamic banking
Asian Wall Street Journal
Debunking the Proverty Terrorism Myth: 23rd February 2005
BOOK REVIEW: Salman Rushdie and V.S. Naipaul
SOCIETY:The Syed Bakers: 30th April 2004
ECONOMICS: The New Indian Economy: May 19th 2004
INDIAN FICTION : Curry in a Hurry
ECONOMICS : ASIAN MONETARY FUND : Keeping a Bad Idea Alive
CINEMA : BOLLYWOOD : Winning Wars Is Easy on the Silver Screen
BOOK REVIEW : Michael Vatikiotis
ASIAN POLITICS : Nepal Doesn't Need Maoism
BOOK REVIEW : Amitav Ghosh
ASIAN POLITICS : The BJP vs History
BOOK REVIEW: New Novels of Rohinton Mistry and Hari Kunzru
ASIAN POLITICS: Should the Indian Troops Go To Iraq?ASIAN POLITICS: Things May Be Bad, But Don't Get Nostalgic For Suharto.
POLITICS: Politics and Revisionism in India December 4th 2002
CULTURE: Culture and Thought (Dec 5) .
CULTURE: Culture and Thought (Dec 27).
CULTURE: Arts an Awkward
Adaptation. EVENTS: God as a Beer Can Cambodia's Sad History Trudges on.
CULTURE: Chang's Great Contribution: 19th November 2004POLITICS: Karzai's Difficult Balancing Act in Afghanistan
Tsunami: Preparing for the Next Tsunami: December 30th 2004.
CULTURE: Much Ado About A Kiss: 11th March 2005
ECONOMICS & POLITICS: Debunking the Poverty-Terrorism Myth: February 23rd 2005
The Wall Street Journal, Europe
BRITISH POLITICS : To be, or Not to be, British
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS: Immigration
BOOK REVIEW: No Where Man, The Pronek Fantasies
The Wall Street Journal
BRITISH POLITICS: Blair (Fortunately) is no Attlee.
BOOK REVIEW: Tackling Tryants, Exploring Truths Bt Michael Ignatieff
The International Herald Tribune
ARCHITECTURE AND ECONOMICS: THE EDIFICE COMPLEX RISES IN NEW DELHI: APRIL 15 2005
Index on Censorship
ECONOMY: The Euro: A Question of Political Identity
ASIAN POLITICS: East Asian crisis
OBITUARY: Danny Pearl-A tribute.
CULTURE: Indian Diaspora in Manhattan
The Sunday Times of India
THE WORLD TRADE CENTER TRAGEDY : United Nations of Commerce
The Times of India
ESSAY : A space mission for Mumbai
ESSAY : It's not always cool to chuck out the old
INTERVIEW : Amitav Ghosh
Tehelka
BRITISH SOCIETY : FORCED MARRIAGES : Nuptial Nightmares in London
INTERVIEW : Mala Sen
BRITISH POLITICS : Apathy obscures poll issues for British Asians
CINEMA : Affectionately Bollywood
BOOK REVIEW : Mala Sen
OBITUARY : Busybee
INTERVIEW : Kamila Shamsie ESSAY : Salman Rushdie is living well, and that's his best revenge
BRITISH POLITICS : The Hinduja Enigma
Asiaweek
ASIAN ECONOMICS : Innocents Abroad
US POLITICS : Learn From Florida
BOOK REVIEW: Mo Yan
The Khaleej Times
POLITICS: Compelling case for Debt Relief:
POLITICS: 'War for oil' argument based on assumptions, not facts.
POLITICS: Oil industry in no shape to bankroll Iraq's rebuilding.
The New Statesman(London)
US SOCIETY : On the dark side of the Valley
CINEMA : Gangsters grab the limelight in Bollywood
BRITISH POLITICS : Vegetarians, this is your moment!
PROFILE : Arundhati Roy
BOOK REVIEW : CRICKET : Ramchandra Guha
CULTURE: Hindus and Kubrick
POLITICS: Why dictators hate sports
CULTURE: Mandarin Duck The Back Half:
CULTURE: Observations In BosniaAFGHANISTANI POLITICS: Observations In Afghanistan
The Guardian
ECONOMICS & INDIAN POLITICS:Shine On: May 13th 2004
GLOBALISATION : Face to Faith: August 11th, 2001
SOCIETY: Backpackers: June 1999.
REVIEW: THE END OF POVERTY BY JEFFREY SACHS: April 21st 2005
ECONOMICS: PROFITING FROM POVERTY: February 7th 2005
The Literary Review
Karachi Kids
The Independent
BOOK REVIEW: Nehru's Life: 30th April 2004
BOOK REVIEW :A Corner of a Foreign Field: the Indian history of a British sport - by Ramachandra Guha
China Rights Forum
POLITICS :The Importance of Being Stubborn
The Straits Times
POLITICS : Advani's Shrewd Gambit: June 22nd 2005.
Asia Inc