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G. Sujatha
Squatters
Welcome to the land of the civilised. The 'savage' here is taught how to contain and consume, how to conspire and contrive, how to connive and convert, how to coerce and collide. This has what has happened with the Adivasis of Wayanad in Kerala.
Web | Jul 11, 2003
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Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Pulpit
Journalism must go back to the trenches, rediscover the basics
Magazine | Oct 17, 2005
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Gail Omvedt
Ambedkar vs Gandhi
Gandhi and Ambedkar feuded over how they saw untouchability, one as just a sin of Hinduism, the other as the denial of rights to an oppressed people
Magazine | Aug 20, 2012
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Gauri Gill
Document
As l'affaire Sajjan Kumar hits the headlines, we revisit the photographs that document the ongoing impact of the 1984 anti-Sikh pogrom in New Delhi
Web | May 01, 2013
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Gautam Bhatia
essays
Graphic experiment’s completely eluded Indian magazines
Magazine | Nov 01, 2010
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Gautam Chikermane
Wealth creation
Across time and space, these are the three eternal laws of making money
Magazine | Mar 15, 2004
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George Perkovich
Nukes
Many outsiders believe India overvalues nuclear weapons to the neglect of more important foundations of national greatness.
Magazine | Oct 16, 2000
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Geralyn Pinto
JOURNEYS
How long does a journey have to be before it qualifies as one? I ask because I've had some that were four feet long, some 25 feet, others that were the length of India....The runner-up essay in the fourth Outlook/Picador India Non-Fiction CompetitionWeb | May 11, 2005
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Gideon Haigh
Essay
Their crickets are remote from one another, a more fruitful comparison is their fame: how they gained it, and retain it
Magazine | Feb 01, 2011
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Gilbert Achcar
Book Extract
'Lebanon is being destroyed, Israel's Gaza prison is suffering still more savage blows, and on the West Bank, mostly out of sight, the United States and Israel are consummating their project of the murder of a nation, a grim and rare event in history.'
Web | Jul 31, 2006
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Girish Karnad
Tata Literature Live! festival
The noted playwright takes Landmark and Literature Alive to task: 'Do they mean to valorise Naipaul's stand that Indian Muslims are raiders and marauders? Are they supporting his continued insistence on Muslim buildings in India being monuments to rape and loot?'
Web | Nov 02, 2012
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Gopalkrishna Gandhi
Nationhood
India under Nehru was a land of abiding hope. Sixty-two years on, should we still celebrate?
Magazine | Aug 24, 2009
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Graeme Pollock
Essay
Sachin is a picture of concentration every time he plays
Magazine | Feb 01, 2011
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Gulu Ezekiel
High Note
Lighter moments from World Cups come and gone...
Magazine | Feb 21, 2011
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Günter Grass
essay
Despair shouldn't stain the voice of resistance in these times of cynical war
Magazine | Sep 01, 2003
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Gurcharan Das
essay
India’s overnight ascension, characterised and caricaturised as having manifested despite its state rather than due to it, is unsustainable. Here’s a photosynthetic model for growth.
Magazine | Sep 17, 2012
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Gyan Prakash
Review Essay
To argue, as Dalrymple does, that it was only imperial arrogance and evangelical influence that forced the rebels to engage in a life-or-death struggle is to underestimate the depth of their determination. Revolt and resistance against colonialism were inherent in alien rule.
Web | Apr 18, 2007
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