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| The mall and the teashop |
| Retail trade in Indian cities is changing shopping habits |
| Retail trade in Indian cities is undergoing a revolution. The local teashop, boutique, bakery, drugstore, grocer or the small joint round the corner selling garments and apparel are all feeling the heat of competition from newly emerging giant shoppi... |
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Sir ? It is hard to understand the rationale behind the axing of Sourav Ganguly. Poor form cannot b ... |
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| SAME STALEMATE |
| The commerce ministry and the commerce minister are congratulating themselves for victory at the World Trade Organization?s H...|
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| UNFAIR FAIR |
| The bizarre attempt to hand over Deshapriya Park to a fair has been stalled. But this has not stopped the mayor of Calcutta, ...|
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| To stem the flow |
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The confidence-building measures notwithstanding, one cannot say that cross-border terrorism has come to a complete hault in ... | Read.. |
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| All bark, no bite |
| The United Progressive Alliance government recently introduced the communal violence (prevention, control and rehabilitation of victims) bill in the parliament towards the ful... |
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| New routes in the drug trail |
| Some 200 million people, or 5 per cent of the world?s population age 15-64, have used drugs at least once in the last 12 months. This is 15 million higher than last year?s est... |
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If there is a heaven it?s no doubt already filled ? with horses, chickens, lambs, and other poor creatures. People will simply not get in.
? LOUIS DUDEK
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