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How I made a mistake and then realised breathing free itself was the revolution

Sankarshan Thakur, who reported on the Egyptian uprising, recounts an unforgettable lesson he learnt at Tahrir Square

Revolutions don’t reserve the right to admission; everyone’s welcome, including those they rise against, the more the merrier. Revolutions, as opposed to coups d’etat, are driven not by the dark deceit of a few but by the daring embrace of the many. They aren’t hatched in the shadowy backrooms ... | Read..

Council reform on fast track

The foreign ministers of India, Brazil, Germany and Japan decided at a meeting here yesterday “to take the process of the much-needed reform of the Security Council ... | Read..

Question that made Seth scurry

A 35-year-old mother of four, who drives a rickshaw van to feed her children and said she has spent 20 years walking in CPM rallies shouting inquilab zindabad, today a ... | Read..

A new beginning

Jai Jharkhand, Jai Jharkhand, Jai Jharkhand — chief minister Arjun Munda’s energetic triple chant of a slogan found resonance in an electrifying sta ... | Read..

A baby holds an Egyptian flag at Tahrir Square in Cairo on Saturday. (Reuters)
How I made a mistake and then realised breathing free itself was the revolution

Sorry for the inconvenience, but we’re building Egypt
on placards in Tahrir Square as activists began clean-up efforts

Krishna faux pas at UN
S.M. Krishna’s address to the UN Security Council on Friday, the first by an Indian minister i ... | Read..

Apple ‘plans’ a cheaper iPhone
Apple is in the process of developing smaller and lower-priced models of the iPhone in an effor ... | Read..

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Antrix cloud on Isro boss
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Destination Durgapur
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Brigade of challenges
As the CPM prepares for its first ' and probably the last ' Brigade Parade grounds rally in the run... \| Read..

Bihar	More..
Pension cover for schoolteachers
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Reading a necessary book
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India look to set the early pace
Sachin Tendulkar continues to learn. Even after achieving almost everything in cricket, there is no... \| Read..

International	More..
Pervez arrest warrant issued
A Pakistani court issued an arrest warrant today for former President Pervez Musharraf in connectio... \| Read..

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Exports on fast track
Encouraged by the performance of merchandise exports, the government plans to more than double expo... \| Read..

Jharkhand	More..
Rush to Hotwar and TV room
The buzz around the National Games reached its peak at the state capital today, with Ranchiites hea... \| Read..

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Jumbo expert slams abduction
Elephant expert Parbati Barua today expressed deep concern over the abduction of the WWF volunteers... \| Read..

Orissa	More..
Animal attack compensation hiked
With the man-animal conflict acquiring alarming proportions, the state government has been forced t... \| Read..