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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| 'The period of nightmare is over' |
| Looks like it's Sardar season. In the handling of the nation and its economy ' and now with the appointment of its army chief ' the Sikh community is enjoying its place in the sun. Avijit Ghosh reports |
| Bitter memories are like festering sores. But sometimes, the slate is wiped clean: the old order is altered, the forbidden becomes the preferred and hope comes calling in renewed vigour. ... | Read.. |
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| The whole nine yards |
| The artistes take their nine-yard saris, and drape them deftly around and between the legs. They place elaborate wigs over their ponytailed hair. Their eyes are kohl-rimmed, their lips prettily shaded. They put their necklaces on, add dangling jhu... | Read.. |
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| Last Word: Behind the doors |
| This is the story we never tell. It hovers like a question mark at the back of bad divorces. It lurks behind the screams you hear coming from the neighbour's house, when you know you won't interfere because 'it's a domestic matter'. It's th... | Read.. |
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