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‘The discretion to send children to school remains with the guardians’
South Point School managing committee

Strife shadow on empty-class cry

Twin strike calls throw schools in a fix

SO, HIT THE ROAD... | Read..

Memories mainstay of masjid

Many, many years ago, they saw their elders pick flowers from a garden in their para masjid to offer to the deity at t... | Read..

Zoo jumbos struggle to quench their thirst

Phulwanti and Mumtaj lumber to the edge of the moat, desperate for a drink. As Phulwanti stares longingly at the muddy waters... | Read..

Swamped in sound in listening room

Carpeted and cosy, with a sofa and a glass-top centre table — looks like any other drawing room. But it has a one-point ra ... | Read..

Blood-spill and bonding on the bridge. Vidyasagar Setu, on Sunday afternoon, was the site of a showdown for the three angry young men in Mani Rathnam’ ... | Read

Hello It's Monday,
November 10, 2003

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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Rosencratz and Guilderstern belong to Shakespeare’... \| Read..

It's Your Birthday So...

Your sense of humour makes you an instant hit with people. You do not undertake projects until you a ...Read..

Hard Talk

Streets awash, taps run dry

Mayor veto leaves roads dug up, dark

The City Diary

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Insecticide puts 14 kids in hospital

Woman killed by govt bus

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Transit aid turns traffic stopper

Route despair