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| Azadi and other suspects |
| An anthem for genuine freedom |
| The Czech writer, Milan Kundera, talks about a small moment in the history of his country as the communists took it over in 1948. He describes the famous leftist poet, Paul Eluard, visiting from Paris and linking arms with local young people to dance... |
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Sir — It is outrageous for the Lepchas of the Darjeeling hills to be asked to wear ‘traditional’ at ... |
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| ON A NEW BATTLEFIELD |
| The wonder that is India may or may not have many Ramayanas, but it certainly has a magnificent array of idiots of col...|
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For twenty years, he [H.H. Asquith] has held a season-ticket on the line of least resistance and has gone wherever the train of events has carried him, lucidly justifying his position at whatever point he has happened to find himself. — LEO AMERY
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