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gossip
Recession ensures that only popular Indian books rather than literary ones by lesser-known writers would get the advances...
movie review
Makes for smooth and unfussy story-telling. In fact, it tells several stories in one film; all of them taking place a month after the Gujarat riots of '02
10 Questions
The director general of TERI to lead the newly-established Yale Climate and Energy Institute
column
The other day I ran into a psephologist. "This general election will be a turning point in India's political history," he said.
Calcutta Restaurant
Only this dimly-lit, old-world Park Street eatery has made a success of Chelo kabab in India
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brahmins in politics
Every party has one: a Brahmin drafting canny political strategy
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Politics: bjp
Scarcely has the BJP papered over one crisis that another one threatens to explode
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opinion
Why harp on Varun's lineage when he has abandoned its ideals?
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tamil nadu: lawyers
Striking lawyers let clients learn how to do it
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kerala: the church
Kerala's ruling Left falls foul of the Church
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Maharashtra: mumbai metro
Project Mumbai Metro hits the brakes
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EXCLUSIVE
intelligence agencies: raw
The new RAW chief takes over at a time when morale is at an all-time low and 'recall' cases are rising by the day
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ec: voting
The EC gets disabled-friendly for the polls
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opinion
A peep at life and art in a strife-torn state across the border
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opinion
Official India must accept the Dalai Lama's relevance as a moral force
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pakistan: people's power
Pakistanis have marched a government onto the right path. Can the movement sustain steam?
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pakistan: president zardari
The people have spoken, even his PPP is fed up. The beginning of the end for Zardari?
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Economy: Deflation
Looming deflation, bad policies hobble chances of a fast recovery
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automobiles: nano
The people's car that raised the aspirations of the common man is out. Will you buy it?
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Singur: Nano
Singur mourns as Tatas prepare to roll out the Nano amid fanfare
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opinion
A multiplicity of controls leave higher education orphaned
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profile
When an army doctor recently told him to continue with his pleurisy medicine until his 100th birthday, Dubey's quick response was "And after that?"
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Ecology: the sunderbans
The man-animal conflict in the Sunderbans has touched scores of women tragically, leaving Jelepara a village of 'tiger widows'
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interview
The chief executive of FICA, which represents player associations of seven of the 10 Test-playing nations is bemused by the IPL's refusal to discuss security arrangements
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Review
Congress politics wore Madhavrao down towards the end
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Review
Hariharan finally seems to have found the exact tone and language that she is at home in: spartan, elegant and nuanced
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