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Culture
Vulture
A
Hundred And One Apologies
Ramu Ramanathan
There's a curious disease in the air. All kinds of people
are demanding apologies READ
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Change: Notes On Survival
Oily
Green Mask
Shalini Bhutani &
Kanchi Kohli
Corporations hop onto the biofuel bandwagon to make
profits READ
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The Take: Contract
Gang,
Gunsmoke, Gah!
Vivek Nityananda
Ram Gopal Varma's answer to the critical barrage after
Aag is not to retreat but to come back fighting
with a triple punch READ
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Case Of Exploding Books
Kamila Shamsie
The author of Broken Verses applauds a rising energy
in the world of Pakistani writing in English but READ
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Up Close
The
Conscientious Marxist
By Shantanu Guha
Ray
Braving expulsion and derision, Somnath Chatterjee
has set a stirring example..
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Letter from Kabul
'How
Do You Grieve For Your Colleagues..'
By Sandeep Kumar
The number two at the Indian embassy reminisces how
he had come to Kabul looking for adventure..
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Interview
Paul
Schrader
By Meenakshi Shedde
'If the story says to you, I don't want to be written
or I'm getting sick of being told or I'm bored, just
stop'
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Profile
Award
For Conscience
By Sneha Singh
& Smita Podder
This year’s Dada Saheb Phalke award winner
Tapan Sinha is known for films
that sensitively portray social issues
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Islam
Caravan
to Londonistan
By Nakul Krishna
On the anniversary of the 7/7 bombings, London
is awash with reminders in the form of the IslamExpo
2008 that the Muslim world is not homogenous
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Education
Class
Struggle
By Apoorvanand
A look at the politics of textbooks and education in the country
at at time when debates over textbooks are spilling violently
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