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| Remains of the day |
| Why Iraqi women should read The Taming of the Shrew |
| There was a time when March 8 meant more than an official lip-service to women?s rights, or advertisements in Indian newspapers for pre-fabricated ginger-garlic paste that saves women the trouble of grinding fresh masala. For those of us who g... |
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| Governing ills |
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Sir ? The discretionary misadventures of S.C. Jamir in Goa and Syed Sibtey Razi in Jharkhand have m ... |
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| ON EDGE AGAIN |
| Games of power played in a small field look embarrassingly petty. Even though the outcome of such games may decide the fate o...|
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| UNCIVILIZED |
| ?An assembly of good fellows? was Dr Johnson?s definition of a club in the 18th century. In Johnson?s time, the London clubs...|
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| The freedom song |
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Does the American invasion of Iraq have a silver lining? Is demo-cracy about to spread through west Asia, toppling one odious... | Read.. |
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| Blowing in the winds of change |
| Is Bihar going the Uttar Pradesh way?
This is a question that now merits serious thought. For a time in the early Nineties,
it seemed like each state had moved into a new kind of political equilibrium... |
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But plots come from ? God knows where. They can?t be summoned at will. They come reluctantly, unexpectedly, stealthily, when you have given up hope of them ever paying you a visit.
? JOHN CLIFFORD MORTIMER
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