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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| The truth about the Jessore massacre |
| The massacre may have been genocide, but it wasn’t committed by the Pakistan army. The dead men were non-Bengali residents of Jessore, butchered in broad daylight by Bengali nationalists, reports Sarmila Bose |
| The bodies lie strewn on the ground. All are adult men, in civilian clothes. A uniformed man with a rifle slung on his back is seen on the right. A smattering of onlookers stand around, a few appear to be working, perhaps to remove the bodies. ... | Read.. |
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| Far from the madding crowd |
| Saguna Baug, a 55-acre farm in Neral, just about 100 kilometres from Mumbai, tells you all that you wanted to know about rura ... | Read.. |
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| Sister Act |
| Marija Sres was 12 when she first dreamed of visiting India ' described in the Arabian Nights as the land with rivers of milk and honey. She was in her teens when she heard about Jawaharlal Nehru and the non-aligned movement. And she was 28 w... | Read.. |
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| Fire and water |
| This month, Deepa Mehta’s Water has been seen by audiences in Canada, England, Thailand and even in Pakistan. A privileged few have seen the film in India, at special screenings; it isn’t certain when Water will be released in Indian theatr... | Read.. |
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