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The Decline and fall of the Asian tigresses
For years, Khaleda Zia and Sheikh Hasina parcelled out Bangladesh between themselves, driving a dark knife right through the centre of the political spectrum. If it wasn’t the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, it was the Awami League. Journalists, d...  | Read.. 
 
Golly, it’s Bolly
Ask an average Brit to name two favourite English dishes and chances are that, along with something like a shepherd’s pi ...  | Read.. 
 
Cheating wives, suspicious husbands
Ramesh Shah was ecstatic when his child was born eight years ago. But the baby, born through artificial insemination at an in ...  | Read.. 
 
House that!
When it comes to giving his children the best education, the Delhi-based CEO of a leading company will stop at nothing. Not e ...  | Read.. 
 
Back to jingoism
It’s official. The Sena has now reclaimed the Marathi manoos (which means man in Marathi) as their own. Two months ago, ...  | Read.. 
 
A new dog has his day
What’s in a name? Or more precisely, with apologies to the Bard, what’s in a brand name? The question has come up b ...  | Read.. 
 
celebrity circus
Riya and Raima, Lolo and Bebo
Recently, during a well-reported fashion week, a demure Raima Sen walked the ramp for a designer. Moon Moon Sen’s elder ...  | Read.. 
 
French cultural diversity at Deauville
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Early Krrishmas
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The Decline and fall of the Asian tigresses
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‘People found it difficult to live with my paintings’