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| Whenever there is peril, God sends someone to tackle it. This time, he has sent me |
| A huge crowd has gathered outside a temple in Ralegan Siddhi, 87 kilometres from Pune, for a glimpse of the man who brought the government to its knees last week. As Anna Hazare walks into a large courtyard, the visitors — from an eight-year-old boy to a retired Air Force officer — rush to touch his feet. He sits on a mattress in his room in the temple premises and meets a stream of people. After a four-day hunger strike in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, forcing the government to agree to his demand that a committee be set up for a Jan Lokpal Bill to battle corruption, he’s back home. Some call him a Gandhi; others see him as a blackmailer. But in his first comprehensive interview to the media, the 72-year-old ex-army man tells Sonia Sarkar that he is the “same Anna”. |
| Didn’t you blackmail the government by threatening to fast to death till your demands for a Jan Lokpal Bill were met?... |
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| Yoo-hoo, India! |
| Imagine living in a 5,000 square feet apartment cocooned in green. You could dive into the swimming pool, play a round of ten
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| Jail house rocks |
| It’s been little over a year at the Alipore Central Jail for Venkateshwar Reddy, known as Telugu Deepak, the alleged chi
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| All he needs is love |
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| After Dharmendra watched an audio-visual made on him by Shashi and Anu Ranjan on stage, he took his seat on the front row and
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