14 A Death and After Mufti Mohammed Sayeed’s death brings the anxieties back to Srinagar 24 How Lalit Modi Wields Remote Influence Over BCCI Lalit Modi’s manipulation of the BCCI and its officials has surfaced through leaked emails 38 A Geography of Enterprise Bangalore’s middle-class neighbourhood is quickly becoming a glamorous and happening centre, thanks to a new generation of start-ups that’s driving the economy. 66 The Playful Monologues Lillete Dubey prepares for a new season of Indian Summers—and her stage work 5 LEADER 10 LETTERS 20 SEVEN DAYS 22 DEEP THROAT 52 BIZTRO 56 TRACK 2 68 EAT, PRAY, LIVE 74 THE SKED 76 BOOKS 78 THE REVIEWS 80 TRENDING 82 DIARY
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