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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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Not by science alone |
Modernity has to do with treating others as ethical equals |
While the 'scientific temper' flourishes best in a modern society, it does not mean that a modern person is by definition one who is sceptical, materialist, rational, and demands proofs for everything. While this point of view has an instinctive appe... | Read.. |
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Question of belief |
Sir ' Whether India's latest polar satellite launch vehicle owed its launch to Balaji's grace or th ... | Read.. |
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DUE CREDIT |
The Reserve Bank of India has produced new guidelines for the corporate debt restructuring scheme and a vision document on fi...| Read.. |
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CRY FOUL |
One could dismiss it as a loser's last gamble. But the abuses that Mr Laloo Prasad Yadav has hurled at the Election Commissio...| Read.. |
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Writing on the rocks |
It is after three years that I am in a village, on top of a hill, on the outskirts of Manali, facing snow ranges all around m... | Read.. |
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Prey on the crisis |
The politics of the tiger does make headlines. But rarely does it get as serious as it has over the last fortnight. The prime minister, Manmohan Singh, ... | Read.. |
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If you are thinking what we're thinking |
Many years ago, I read a poem called 'The Ambiguous Fate of Gieve Patel, He being neither Muslim nor Hindu in India'. The poem suggested that the author couldn't, as a Parsi, ... | Read.. |
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Alas! the devil's sooner raised than laid/ So strong, so swift, the monster there's no gagging:/ Cut Scandal's head off, still the tongue is wagging. ' R.B. SHERIDAN |
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