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J.K. Rowling
For The Record
...and the Importance of Imagination: text of the Harvard University Commencement Address by the author of the Harry Potter novels delivered on June 5, 2008.
Web | Jun 12, 2008
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J.M. Coetzee
Nobel Lecture
What is my relation to young Daniel Defoe?, Crusoe asks. As master and slave? As brothers, twin brothers? As comrades in arms? Or as enemies, foes? The prize winner for literature was, shall we say, as enigmatic as himself in his Nobel Lecture.
Web | Dec 11, 2003
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J.N. Dixit
Cameos 95
A permanently hostile neighbourhood, muscle-flexing superpowers, a nuclear test controversy and a marginal role in global trade-yet India holds its own
Magazine | Jan 03, 1996
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Jagdish Bhagwati
Third Annual Hiren Mukerjee Lecture
'Politicians should be looking to augment reforms, not reverse them as misguided anti-reform critics urge'
Web | Dec 06, 2010
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Jairam Ramesh
Sardar Patel Memorial Lecture
Some reflections on the Maoist issue: the title of the lecture comes from the popular image in the media that a “liberated” Red corridor is sought to be created extending from Andhra Pradesh to Nepal and cutting across the very heart of India...
Web | Oct 11, 2011
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Jan Morris
My India Story
Encountering Gandhi's Dandi, rare Raj relics, a pickpocket, a wanderer and a cool cabbie
Magazine | Jan 14, 2008
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Jason Overdorf
My India Story
Often, it all ends up as a strange, involuntary, one-man circus act by a bald white man
Magazine | Jan 14, 2008
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Jaswant Singh
essay
"So deep-rooted in me is my birthplace, I take Rajasthan with me wherever I go"
Magazine | Jan 12, 2009
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Javed Jabbar
Essay
‘Minorities’ have an inalienable claim on Pakistani nationalism—a spiritual-ethnic identity on a modernising quest
Magazine | Apr 08, 2013
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Jean Dreze
essay
It has to be but a means to development, not an end in itself
Magazine | Nov 14, 2011
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Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio
Nobel Lecture
Why do we write? I imagine that each of us has his or her own response to this simple question. One has predispositions, a milieu, circumstances. Shortcomings, too. If we are writing, it means that we are not acting....
Web | Dec 07, 2008
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Jeremy Seabrook
critique
The Kiss of the West enables Indian economy but does violence to its cultural core
Magazine | Oct 17, 2005
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Jerry Pinto
Essay
It may be a many-splendoured thing, but in Hindi cinema love is marred by a regressive streak
Magazine | May 30, 2005
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Jerry Rao
Tomorrow's World
Metal, parchment, bytes-the change gets easier with time
Magazine | Jan 03, 2000
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John L. Esposito
essay
Many strands of political Islam are deemed 'fundamentalist', no thanks to the Bush-Sharon axis
Magazine | Sep 16, 2002
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John Pilger
Inequality
The stark contrasts of Bombay are, in a sense, a metaphor for all of India. A concentrated spectacle of absolute deprivation and its absolute opposite.
Magazine | Aug 22, 2005
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José Manuel Durão Barroso
Nobel Lecture
'Over the past sixty years, the European project has shown that it is possible for peoples and nations to come together across borders. That it is possible to overcome the differences between "them" and "us".'
Web | Dec 10, 2012
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José Saramago
Nobel Lecture
In appreciation of José Saramago (16 November 1922 - 18 June 2010), the Portuguese writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1998, we reproduce his Lecture on receiving the award
Web | Jun 18, 2010
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Jug Suraiya
essay
The city casts a spell so deep, the chronic attack of nostalgia transcends time and space
Magazine | Jan 12, 2009
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