Wholl watch the watchdog?
Welcome to the hottest new joint in Delhi. The cuisine is haute — sent in from outside — and the numerous staff are all neatly uniformed and dedicated to your safety and security. There are no telephone calls — not even on mobile phones — to disturb your peace and few visitors making social calls. Your time is mostly your own, except for an occasional outing on working days and, with a regimen of light exercise and a sensible diet, you might prolong your life by several years. You can catch up with your reading, learn transcendental meditation, do all those solitary things you always said you never found the time for. But your solitude need not be painful, for your company is august: around you are people who were once the highest in the land. There is even a court jester to help you while away the long hours, a priest-cum-palmist to perform your pujas and read your palm. Perhaps the only aspect of it that will not suit is the decor, a uniform dreary gray. The best thing is that al
