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President abroad
Presidential visits abroad are usually remembered by journalists for the vignettes they offer. One of the most memorable anecdotes to emerge from a state visit by any Indian head of state was during Zail Singh’s travel to Tokyo. Between the time the ...  | Read.. 
 
Letters to the Editor
Unkindest cut
Sir — It was horrifying to see elderly persons, who had once been responsible for the security of t ...  | Read.. 
 
Parting shot
Sir — In “Imagine a better India”, (April 11), Malvika Singh says that Sheila Dikshit, Renuka Chowd ...  | Read.. 
 
EDITORIAL
DOUBLESPEAK
Many years ago, the walls of Calcutta buildings used to declare in ugly graffiti that “China’s chairman is our chairman”. The...| Read.. 
 
NEAT DROP
Making an unpalatable point about performance while heading a coalition government requires confidence. The chief minister of...| Read.. 
 
WORDCAGE
 
Green Men and Green Curves
April is England’s greenest month. The hedgerows and trees are breaking into leaf, fresh grass is sprouting, the corn sown la...  | Read.. 
LAW
Online crimes, offline laws
Ratan Khasnabish, a business management professor at the University of Calcutta, fell a victim to a cyber crime recently. He was in for a rude shock when one of his friends wh...  | Read.. 
 
STREET LEGAL
In a murder case, the sister of the victim — married to the brother of the accused — deposed in favour of the accused. The trial court, while rejecting the contention of dowr...  | Read.. 
 
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O magic sleep! O comfortable bird,/ That broodest o’er the troubled sea of the mind/ Till it is hush’d and smooth! — JOHN KEATS