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CIMA Gallary
Of principle and beyond
Vladimir Putin’s clear victory in the Russian presidential election, garnering about 64 per cent of the votes — close to the 70 per cent he won in the 2004 election — suggests that his overall standing with the electorate at large has not been substa...  | Read.. 
 
Letters to the Editor
The long goodbye
Sir — Rahul Dravid has called it a day (“Gentleman batsman”, March 11). The Wall of Indian cricket ...  | Read.. 
 
EDITORIAL
PARTY MATTERS
It is suicidal for a political party to assume that only a few top leaders know what is best for it. Such an assumption creat...| Read.. 
 
DEATH THROES
If guerrilla fighters in turbans dictated the trajectory of the war in Afghanistan, blundering men in army boots now seem to ...| Read.. 
 
MALA FIDE
 
India has changed
And the political farce led by the stalwarts of the Congress continues unabated. In this obviously changed environment, they ...  | Read.. 
OPED
When the world is too full to talk about
In a world full of sound and fury, silence signifies a lot. It can be deafening and fearsome. The crackling sound of fire had never felt so ominous before I watched Andrei Tar...  | Read.. 
 
Spellbound by the sounds of music
Sometime in the mid-1960s, when I was still going to school and we were holidaying in Bombay during Christmas as we did almost every year, my uncle said he had booked a couple...  | Read.. 
 
Silent and strong
It was like watching magic unfold — the magic that won the Best Film Oscar at the Academy Awards this year. Halfway through The Artist, when the silent movie star, Geor...  | Read.. 
 
 
 
 
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