16 Histories in the Pentagon Julian Assange talks about the defence of dissent, even at the cost of personal freedom 20 That ’70s Show In spite of all his brawls with the Congress, is Modi actually a disciple of Indira? 44 20 Unique Indian Lives We extract 20 short biographies from Sunil Khilnani’s latest offering—Incarnations: India in 50 Lives, from Buddha to Periyar, with Jyotiba Phule and Mirabai in between. 86 Finally, Homecoming for Munnabhai On February 25, Sanjay Dutt walks out of the prison, a free man. 5 LEADERS 8 LETTERS 12 SEVEN DAYS 14 DEEP THROAT 26 BIZTRO 90 THE SKED 94 THE REVIEWS 96 TRENDING 98 DIARY
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