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More than a train to Dhaka

India needs to support the present dispensation in Bangladesh

India is the most populous democracy on this planet, and it has a political system which clearly finds resonance and response in the tumultuous, emotional and diverse multicultural DNA of this country. Although it professes the beneficial effects of ... | Read..

Letters to the Editor

The dreaded finger

Sir — The dubious dismissal of Sachin Tendulkar in the series decider against England at Lord’s was ... | Read..

Common tune

Sir — One is aghast at the way television channels airing reality shows and music competitions goad ... | Read..

EDITORIAL

FUTURE IN PEOPLE

Deportation is not defeat. Nawaz Sharif, when he came back to Pakistan after seven years, was forced to leave within four hou...| Read..

LIGHT HEARTED

There is no point in seeing red. The West Bengal government has little misgivings about its self-importance or that of its mi...| Read..

FIFTH COLUMN

LOST IN THE LAND OF NO RETURN

Incredible though it may sound, the exultant cry of “Rule Britannia, rule the waves” of the last century seems to have turned... | Read..

SCRIPSI

Tears may be intellectual, but they can never be political. They save no man from being shot, no child from being thrown alive into the furnace. — SAUL BELLOW

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