Salil Tripathi
Articles by Salil Tripathi
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Arts & Culture
Mandarin duck
- 04 November 2002
Singapore hopes to become a global arts centre. But, writes Salil Tripathi, unless the authorities learn to put creative and political freedom before commerce, the city will remain a playground for expats
Arts & Culture
Better than Bollywood
- 03 June 2002
It's a hot summer for India's film industry, but Salil Tripathi prefers a film-maker who favours reality over schmaltz
World Affairs
Vegetarians who roast humans
- 11 March 2002
Gujarat, north India, reveres Gandhi and some of its people won't eat onions for fear of hurting microbes. So why is it now the scene of such bloody violence?
Books
The Lord's view
- 27 August 2001
The Picador Book of Cricket
Edited by Ramachandra Guha Picador, 476pp, £20
ISBN 0330396129
Arts & Culture
Midnight's children
- 06 August 2001
Summer films - This month, it will be 54 years since Partition. Salil Tripathi shows how Bollywood is only now able to tackle the taboo subject of India's relationship with Pakistan
Politics
Road charges: the Singapore experience
- 23 July 2001
Asia's jam-free utopia is based on expensive cars and a brilliantly efficient transit system
Politics
The goddess against big things
- 30 April 2001
May Day 2001 - Arundhati Roy has become modern India's glamorous conscience. Salil Tripathi reports
Politics
Vegetarians, this is your moment!
- 02 April 2001
With foot-and-mouth rampant, should we eat yoghurt and granola bars?
Politics
Gangsters grab the limelight in Bollywood
- 12 March 2001
Salil Tripathi on the dark side of India's film industry, where leading actors fail to live happily ever after
