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| Picture politics |
| Absence, presence and in between |
| The front page of The Telegraph on Friday, March 24 carried a colour picture. A black-and-white version of that photograph is printed with this article. The picture is remarkable not only because of its composition and its framing but also bec... |
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| Star performance |
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Sir ? Samresh Jung deserves congratulations for being adjudged the best athlete of the 18th Common ... |
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| Tongue twister |
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Sir ? Indians have been writing English for a long time now and for many of them it was, and is, t ... |
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| LATE TO SCHOOL |
| Children do not go to school to die. This may not be among the greatest of discoveries ? or revelations ? but it has taken a ...|
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| In a rich country, money is a
piece of paper with which you buy goods on the market. You are only a customer.
Even a millionaire is only a customer, nothing more. And in a poor country? In
a poor country, money is a wonderful thick hedge, dazzling and always blooming,
which separates you from everything else. ? RYSZARD KAPUSCINSKI |
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| Guru
Greg |
| Greg Chappell tells Dola
Mitra how he set about changing the Indian cricket team ... | Read.. |
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