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An illusory revolution
In the late-Seventies, China was engulfed by a bizarre political campaign. The Communist Party of China, at least a section of it, launched a vicious attack on Ludwig van Beethoven. Naturally, the assault wasn?t really on one of the icons of Western ...  | Read.. 
 
Letters to the Editor
While the campus burns
Sir ? I was a student of electrical engineering at Jadavpur University from 1955-59 and an executiv ...  | Read.. 
 
EDITORIAL
FIRST ROUND
India cannot be ruled by a party preaching hatred and discrimination. This simple and self-evident truth has been discovered ...| Read.. 
 
BOOKS OR BOX?
Between readers and TV-watchers, who are likely to imbibe more trash? This is a more up-to-date version of ?Is reading better...| Read.. 
 
CHINA DIARY
 
Too much to Learn
Indian students feeling suicidal aren?t alone; their counterparts in China share the same feelings for the same reason: exam ...  | Read.. 
SCRIPSI
All the same, you know parents ? especially step-parents? are sometimes a disappointment to their children. They don?t fulfil the promise of their early years. ? ANTHONY DYMOKE POWELL
 
BOOKS
Inhuman care
Never Let Me Go By Kazuo Ishiguro, Faber, ?6.50...  | Read.. 
 
Intrigues and roast chicken
Westward Bound: Travels of Mirza Abu Taleb Edited by Mushirul Hasan, O...  | Read.. 
 
Moving in the shadows
SURFACE By Siddhartha Deb Picador, Rs 495...  | Read.. 
 
Big city, bright lights
The Delhi that No-one Knows By R.V. Smith, Chronicle, Rs 350...  | Read.. 
 
Judge a book also by its cover
Why don?t the covers of up-market fiction reflect the contents of the novel...  | Read.. 
 

Princesses don?t swoon any more