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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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| From genius to craftsman |
| Tendulkar’s continuance in the game gives rise to mixed feelings |
| As a student in Delhi, thirty years ago, I was an admirer of the classical singer Kishori Amonkar. I would go to her concerts, buy her cassettes, and record her programmes on the radio. For years on end, my favourite cassette was an All India Radio N... | Read.. |
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| The darker side |
| Sir — Come summer and every year the electric supply becomes erratic in the city. The situation has ... | Read.. |
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| Unknown Indian |
| Sir — In the article, “Pratibha who'” (June 19), Ashok V. Desai says, “Unshakeable resolution never ... | Read.. |
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| COLLEGE OF THE FAITH |
| Contradictions are often the source of thought. In recent times, there has been no bigger contradiction in public discourse t...| Read.. |
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| Drinking to tell the tale |
| Every morning when I get up I find lines of some old Hindi film song or a ghazal going round and round my head. I am p... | Read.. |
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| Sculpted sounds |
| On June 19, Seagull Books celebrated its 25th birthday with a midnight concert featuring two luminaries of contemporary Indian classical music at the G.D. Birla Sabhagar. From... | Read.. |
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| Creating the desired effect |
| In an age of mediocrity, Indian classical dance is probably the worst sufferer. Proper training to understand the idiom, along with an innovative, cerebral approach, is hardl... | Read.. |
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| In the pathology of nervous diseases, a doctor who doesn’t talk too much nonsense is a half-cured patient, just as a critic is a poet who has stopped writing verse and a policeman a burglar who has retired from practice. — MARCEL PROUST |
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