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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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| The golden age |
| The rich in India prefer jewels and cars to development |
| Whether the deputy chairman of the Planning Commission dragged him to the New York Stock Exchange or he went of his own volition is beside the point. The fact of the matter is that our prime minister was very much there, addressing the glitterati of ... | Read.. |
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| Playing to lose |
| Sir ' Must we suspend our objectivity every time a Bengali, or a Calcuttan, comes close to making i ... | Read.. |
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| WAY TO GO |
| The ministers of West Bengal are ever preoccupied with weighty matters. So devoted are they to the metaphysical aspects of th...| Read.. |
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| KILLER DUDS |
| Trading and killing are both organized through global networks that do not always remain distinct. The recycling, in Punjab, ...| Read.. |
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| The Door Opens, A little |
| More than 41 years after it became an associate member of the EEC on September 12, 1963, the European Union commission unanim... | Read.. |
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| Every man who has lived his life to the full, should by the time his senior years are reached, have established a reserve inventory of unfinished thinking. ' C.B. RANDALL |
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