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| Rote, rhetoric and identity |
| The ‘mixed bag’ quality of the colonial encounter |
| Men like Shoshee Chunder Dutt were products of a ‘mixed’ educational system. When, by the beginning of the 19th century, the British — both missionaries and the government — introduced the school-based education system, they sought to replace the wid... |
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Sir — The fact that the news of Aishwarya Rai’s engagement to Abhishek Bachchan was splashed on the ... |
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| CONTINUING LAST TANGO |
| A Booker Prize winning writer, while dedicating her only novel, thanked her mother for letting her go. Letting go might sound...|
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American is the language in which people say what they mean as Italian is the language in which they say what they feel. English is the language in which what a character means or feels has to be deduced from what he or she says, which may be quite the opposite.
— JOHN MORTIMER
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