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| Dreams of Balzac and Lolita |
| In times of siege, literature becomes more, not less, important |
| A ten-year-old boy wakes up his parents in horror because he has had another “illegal” dream. He has been dreaming that he was at the seaside with some men and women who were kissing each other. This is one of the dreams recounted in Azar Nafisi’s “m... |
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| That sinking feeling |
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Sir — When the Telgi case broke, one presumed that heads would roll. They did, but mostly of small ... |
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| Difference in degree |
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Sir — As a Cambridge graduate, I cannot but express my surprise at Amit Roy’s misleading depiction ... |
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| Smoke alarm |
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Sir — What struck me on a recent visit to both Chennai and Bangalore was that apart from smooth roa ... |
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| BOOKED FOR A NAME |
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is an eerier tale than Rudyard Kipling could
have thought of. A high point in the early
career of A.H. Wheeler & Company, the
bookshop ...| Read.. |
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| Is
autism on the rise? |
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in 500 Indian infants has it. That’s 20,000 new cases
every year. An alarming increase, or stark figures brought
to light by better diagnosis and heightened awareness?
G.S. Mudur finds out ... | Read.. |
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