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| Scheherazade?s story |
| A woman proves to a ruler that reason is greater than violence |
| I have always been fascinated by Scheherazade. Going by the evidence, this is a fascination shared by many others over the centuries. The story is irresistible. There is a man who rules, as so many have done and as so many do. And like many powerful ... |
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| They will have to go |
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Sir ? Hand-pulled rickshaws will disappear from Calcutta tomorrow. The next day, it will be the haw ... |
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| Freedom dreams |
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Sir ? Even as India celebrated its 59th independence day, we were left confronting the question: do ... |
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| RULE BY PROXY |
| Compulsions inherent in a political coalition should not be extended to mean a complete surrender of initiative. The United P...|
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O Woman! in our hours of ease,/ Uncertain, coy, and hard to please,/ And variable as the shade/ By the light quivering aspen made;/ When pain and anguish wring the brow,/ A ministering angel thou!
? WALTER SCOTT
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| Who’s
winning this media war? |
| It’s early days yet,
but signs of how the war in India’s commercial capital
is shaping up are available, reports Debashis Bhattacharyya... |
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