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Shot in the school
For an Indian journalist based in the United States of America, the worst professional nightmare these days is the sudden appearance of a red “Breaking News” banner on the CNN screen, announcing yet another university shooting. It invariably sends me...  | Read.. 
 
Letters to the Editor
Nothing special
Sir — S.L. Rao is right in saying that special economic zones in India have done little to enhance ...  | Read.. 
 
Modern love
Sir — Love, especially between a man and a woman, is always an intriguing affair. And, of late, Val ...  | Read.. 
 
Parting shot
Sir — India, which was once considered a strong supporter of the global peace movement, is one of t ...  | Read.. 
 
EDITORIAL
OLD GAME
Identity politics can be risky business for both governments and politicians. Subash Ghisingh should know this only too well....| Read.. 
 
CLEAR THE AIR
West Bengal’s administrators are an extremely sensitive set of people. They feel a grievous sense of hurt when uncomfortable ...| Read.. 
 
WORDCAGE
 
What Should Not Be Heard
Teri... Well, I won’t ask this family newspaper to reprint the Punjabi insult which, it was belatedly suggested, was r...  | Read.. 
LAW
Bailed out
Aftab Alam (name changed on request), a relative of one of the accused in the recent Ripon Street violence in Calcutta, appealed for anticipatory bail because he feared he wou...  | Read.. 
 
Street Legal
A PIL was filed questioning the government’s action of requisitioning teachers for election duties during teaching hours for months on end. The petition pointed out that the ...  | Read.. 
 
SCRIPSI
Memory is not what we remember, but that which remembers us. Memory is a present that never stops passing. — OCTAVIO PAZ