Camus' unfinished masterpiece reveals the writer's inner tensions
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Letters to the editor are the victory of sense over soundbite
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A restrained telling of atrocities against Dalits, but sans rage, self-pity or radical rhetoric
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Sharma's study of Golwalkar's worldview shows beyond a shadow of doubt that it is the very antithesis of what holds us Indians together.
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McDonald's is a rage. But the Udupis, the Kamats snap at its heels.
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Political savvy may not be seen as Manmohan Singh's forte, but read his speeches, you see a political man
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Fish, coconut and spiritual bliss
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Historian, statistician, Indologist, polyglot—there is a datedness to his political verities, but the scholar lives
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Roger Casement—humanist, colonial, Irish nationalist—and his tragic life is recreated by the inimitable Llosa
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