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| Thin
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| How can you be a nuke scientist and a peacenik at the same time. Pervez Hoodbhoy?s myth-busting new film on Kashmir tells you how. G.S. Mudur reports on an unusual view from across the borderBEYOND BELIEF: Pervez Hoodbhoy (right); Kashmiri women pray at the Hazratbal shrine in Srinagar |
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| If a clich? could get worn
out through overuse, this one would be in tatters. It?s invoked to salvage a sundering
marriage, tackle sibling rivalry or calm down quarrelling neighbours. But when
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| From coal to culture |
| In 1984, Britain?s miners embarked on a strike over pit closures, the catalyst for the country?s most bitter post-war industr
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| D?pays?e. That?s how Nisha Mukherjee?s French Canadian ?hostess? described her when she first moved into her flat in Delhi?s GK-1 locality. What did it mean, Mukherjee had asked her. ?It means,? the lady replied, ?a woman removed from her habitual su... |
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| The four sisters known as ?Las Mariposas? ?the butterflies ? were ordinary people, changed by living in a dictatorship. In the years of Trujillo?s reign over the Dominican Republic, Las Mariposas became first victims and then warriors. They saw famil... |
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Kashmiri women pray at the Hazratbal shrine in
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