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Air-India -Indian, Dharmapuri bus burning case, Robert Adler & Australia
Outlook Magazine - 5 March 2007
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How will the CBI sort and arrange the "facts" in the Nithari case to make it a credible case? The public waits to be enlightened.
The feminist journalist is in India to address the South Asian Women Writers' Colloquium
...A treasure trove of forts and temples dating from the 6th to 11th century...
Suicide bombers run amok in Pakistan. Call it an implosion of vengeful jehad.
The <i>attempt</i> is majestic: to marry Shakespeare with the crumbling world of Rajasthani fiefdoms and then underlying it with Mahabharata. But doesn't work.
Was Mashelkar's report plagiarised from a 2005 paper? Or was it a clerical error?
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How will the CBI sort and arrange the "facts" in the Nithari case to make it a credible case? The public waits to be enlightened.
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The feminist journalist is in India to address the South Asian Women Writers' Colloquium
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...A treasure trove of forts and temples dating from the 6th to 11th century...
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A Mahashivratri in Pakistan? Read on.
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Suicide bombers run amok in Pakistan. Call it an implosion of vengeful jehad.
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The <i>attempt</i> is majestic: to marry Shakespeare with the crumbling world of Rajasthani fiefdoms and then underlying it with Mahabharata. But doesn't work.
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Was Mashelkar's report plagiarised from a 2005 paper? Or was it a clerical error?
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A contrite but defiant Mashelkar withdraws his patent report
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