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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Galbraith and India |
| Certainly the most imposing of all US ambassadors to India |
| John Kenneth Galbraith was, if not the most influential, certainly the most imposing of all American ambassadors to India. He commanded attention because of his height ' he stood six feet seven inches in his socks; his erudition ' although a professo... | Read.. |
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| Rule of the corrupt |
| Sir ' In recent times, the authorities issuing passports have been heard to make tall claims about ... | Read.. |
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| SOME MOTHERS DO HAVE 'EM |
| Mothers are people too. If Ms Sheila Dikshit's government in Delhi makes sure that everyone acknowledges this officially, ma...| Read.. |
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| A man who wishes to impose his own opinion on others is unsure of their value. He has to uphold them by all possible means. He adopts a special tone of voice, thumps the table, smiles on some and browbeats others. In short, he borrows from his body the wherewithal to bolster up his mind. ' PAUL VAL'RY |
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