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History?s city
There are cities in the world where the contemporary and the past co-exist. In Delhi, one can drive down Lutyens?s beautiful tree-lined avenues and within a few minutes reach monuments built by the emperors after whom some of the avenues are named. O...  | Read.. 
 
Letters to the Editor
Surviving hunger
Sir ? Malvika Singh probably wishes to revive Indira Gandhi?s most controversial and politically i ...  | Read.. 
 
Terror trail
Sir ? The editorial, ?Train of terror? (March 17), is right in noting that the Maoist upsurge is a ...  | Read.. 
 
Forgotten
Sir ? Krishnan Srinivasan bemoans the decline of National Library (?In a state of ruin?, March 8). ...  | Read.. 
 
EDITORIAL
RETURN TO PURITY
There are occasions that demand a return to fundamentals and also to a reiteration of the purity of principles. The can of wo...| Read.. 
 
DIARY
 
Backroom malfunction
Smooth operator
Dada knows best
Elder and serious
Summer of discontent
Delhi, here I come
SCRIPSI
Time would pass, old empires would fall and new ones take their place, the relations of countries and the relations of classes had to change, before I discovered that it is not quality of goods and utility which matter, but movement; not where you are or what you have, but where you have come from, where you are going and the rate at which you are getting there. ? C.L.R. JAMES
 
INSIGHT
Duel in Bengal
The Election Commission and the CPM are furiously crossing swords. But the commission’s decision to stagger elections in West Bengal has presented the CPM with a political issue to champion at the hustings at a time when it was starved of issues, reports Debashis Bhattacharyya ...  | Read..