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| Of many pasts |
| The 1857 celebrations raise questions Indians must confront |
| Such are the pulls of appropriating History for the Nation that amidst a busy July schedule ? interim report of the oversight committee, negotiations with the IAEA, keeping the allies and tomato prices from going over the top ? the prime minister wil... |
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| Things fall apart |
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Sir ? The editorial, ?Requiem for a PM? (July 8), is an incisive analysis of the predicament in whi ... |
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| DAILY TRIP |
| The killers are punctual: there is a grim regularity ? and almost casual coordination ? in their hits. This time, they kille...|
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| GOING UP IN SMOKE |
| There is something unsettling about incidents happening in a series. The consecutive failures of two high-profile Indian spac...|
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| The cup of joy |
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Eleven Chinese died from heart attacks and cerebral haemorrhage while watching the Fifa World Cup, one of them after the open... | Read.. |
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| Slow train coming round the bend |
| In 1984, when the Calcutta Metro was inaugurated, it was the first city in India and 85th in the world to give itself a rapid mass transport system. It took another 11 years f... |
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A truth is always a compound of two half-truths, and you never reach it, because there is always something more to say.
? TOM STOPPARD
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