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July 27, 2009
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TENZIN TSUNDUE
My Kind of Exile
Tenzin Tsundue has been carrying his exile within himself. Pitching tent on alien maps, and hitting the road before he grows roots, homeland is a dream perpetually deferred.
Magazine | Mar 12, 2001
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TARAN N. KHAN
Chuhara
Appreciating Assemun: Not a quaint cultural artefact but a potent metaphor for our times.
Web | Mar 12, 2001
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DILIP D'SOUZA
At Home With The Bodies
Perversity of every kind is an ancient tradition in war, and our war in Kashmir is no exception.
Web | Mar 08, 2001
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BORIA MAJUMDAR
Indian Cricket: Myth And Reality
Match-fixing, which appears in recent writings to be a young teenaged lad is in reality one of the oldest surviving 'gentlemen', initially making its appearance in the very country that gave birth to the game.
Web | Mar 07, 2001
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SCHARDA BAIL
Bits And Pieces Artists
It might seem hard to tell one poor person from another but learning about them as individuals uncovers a world of invention, versatility, and ultimately self-respect.
Web | Mar 06, 2001
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