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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Two failures, one lesson |
| The management of defence projects needs an overhaul |
| To casual observers, two successive rocket launch failures within the span of two days do not augur well for India's space and strategic programmes. This, however, is a simplistic view, and while the two are, in most ways, poles apart, they make for ... | Read.. |
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| Twists and turns |
| Sir ' The editorial comment, 'Hell hath no fury like a mild-mannered man whose anger is underestima ... | Read.. |
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| Parting shot |
| Sir ' I have read in The Telegraph over the last few days about the Royal Calcutta Turf Club ... | Read.. |
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| BLOGS IN A SPOT |
| None can accuse the Indian government of weak reflexes. The horses may have bolted, but there can be no question about the fi...| Read.. |
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| MINOR WRONGS |
| 'Children' is a loaded word in respectable society. Indeed, the idea ' largely constructed by middle-class adults ' of childr...| Read.. |
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| FIGHTING IS A MAN'S JOB |
| On November 26, 1949, 'We the people of India' adopted, enacted and gave to 'ourselves this constitution', which contained, a... | Read.. |
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| Into something rich and strange |
| How do we know that the creator of Sita was a man' The crux of The Ramayana's plot turns on her greed for the golden deer. Ravana's plot is the author's plot, which ign... | Read.. |
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| First Class First |
| The woman of the new-age ad wants the very best. Youthful and bright, she might demand of her father a 'first class first' for her wedding, meaning not a groom but jewellery o... | Read.. |
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| Other Traditions |
| Inevitably, the boom in the jewellery industry has had a flip side. Traditional goldsmiths, in Kerala for example, are having to leave their profession and become drivers and ... | Read.. |
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| No man has the right to fix the boundary of the march of a nation; no man has a right to say to his country ' thus far shalt thou go and no further. ' CHARLES STEWART PARNELL |
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