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| States of the nation |
| The UP elections this time were historically important |
| General elections are all-India affairs, with citizens in 28 states taking part to elect a new Parliament. On the other hand, elections to legislative assemblies have a particular resonance for the citizens of the state, or states, going to the polls... |
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| Justice denied |
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Sir — The action of the men in black coats — individuals who are supposed to fight for justice for ... |
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| Friend in deed |
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Sir — One morning, I hired a taxi from Howrah and reached my residence at Behala by 10 am. On ... |
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| Parting shot |
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Sir — The scarcity of liquefied petroleum gas cylinders has become a major problem for the people ... |
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| A DIFFERENT WAY |
| When proposed solutions keep coming in a stream, it may be that the problem is insoluble. Or that the nub of the problem is ...|
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| Slippery borders of the familiar |
| It is a disorienting and, at the same time, a curiously gripping experience to walk into Nightshade, an exhibition of photographs by Natasha de Betak, presented by ... |
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| Leaning on the natural world |
| The three artists who exhibited their paintings at Chemould Art Gallery recently called the show, simply, Triumvirate. But the name can be seen as something of a ... |
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| Scenes from a marriage |
| Among the nine finalists for the seventh Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards held in Delhi this month, two were nominated from Bengal — Arghya’s Journey to Dakghar ... |
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| That place called home |
| I have a large number of relatives and friends who have settled abroad — mostly in England, Italy, France, Germany, Canada,... |
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[P]erhaps nothing ‘ud be a lesson to us if it didn’t come too late. It’s well we should feel as life’s a reckoning we can’t make twice over; there’s no real making amends in this world, any more nor you can mend a wrong subtraction by doing your addition right.
— GEORGE ELIOT
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