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going for them. And yet, over a third of India?s youth suffers from extreme neurosis.
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small things, says Debosmita Baruah. ?Things that we don?t see eye to eye on.
Then, it gets bigger, till it finally gets out of hand and becomes a huge issue.?
The 19-year-old college student in Calcutta was describing her fight... |
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| Saving Hesaraghatta |
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| During a visit to a Karnataka village last year, Benita Sharma met a group of women Panchayat members. They had a problem with the way village finances had been spent the previous year. The women wished to use the money on water, fuel, sanitation, ed... |
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Word: Black, white |
| I may never know what it is to be a woman,? says Michelle in Sanjay Leela Bhansali?s Black. It?s a delicate moment; the deaf-blind girl played by Rani Mukherjee has just realised after her sister?s engagement that some experiences will remain beyond ... |
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Lost and found: A still from the film Main Hoon
Na which focuses on the dilemmas of a confused lot
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