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The day Prime Minister Manmohan Singh welcomed former President A P J Abdul Kalam’s endorsement of the Indo-US nuclear deal...
When Commissioner Lalit Modi metaphorically describes the Indian Premier League as a “family”, he may not be too far off the mark.
Cong-BJP coalition should run country: Ex-Speaker Purno Sangma’s bold ideaAs the top decision-making bodies of the Nationalist Congress Party, the working committee and the national council...
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Karnataka polls: 60 per cent vote in first phase Surge in Pak arms sale to Sri Lanka worries India Day before panchayat polls, violence rocks Nandigram
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In cyclone chaos, Myanmar junta seeks votes Sharif-Zardari talks on reinstatement of judges inconclusive Obama now focuses on McCain Zimbabwe Oppn leader says he will contest runoff Hezbollah pulls back its gunmen from Beirut
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Colours of oppression Artist Savi Sawarkar brings alive the past, present and future of Dalits.Inside the artist’s studio
HOME WORK BBliss” is what artist Pooja Iranna finds in her studio. It is an L-shaped room which is a part of her residence...
Nitish Kumar, CM Bihar paying floral tribute to the martyrs of 1857 'War of Independence' at Shaheed Smarak in Patna.
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You’ve read it all. You’ve tried it all. But summer fun is not over. Come with us on a trail of four holidays that you have never had before.
E P Unny takes an eyeful—and an earful—of H D Deve Gowda and his sons campaigning for the Assembly elections in Karnataka
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TAKING GUARD In the age of IPL and carnival cricket, he plays correctly and with the straightest bat.
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Sucking out the warmth The simplest solution to global warming would be to take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.Multitaskers’ new blessing April showers could continue clear through May, and your Burberry and your BlackBerry are already waterlogged.
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DRIVE'S ME CRAZY It is cleaner than a smoking Beetle. Quieter than a roaring Mini. Able to leap through car pool lanes with a single occupant.Red letter day At 24, Guo Jingming is China’s best selling novelist
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The Idea Exchange
‘New media doesn’t break stories. It draws on content of old media. I place highest value on breaking stories’ Joseph Lelyveld, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, was executive editor of The New York Times from 1994 to 2001, and was recalled to the newspaper in 2003, after a period during which it went through a credibility crisis. He has reported from India from 1966 to 1969. He is now working on a book on Mahatma Gandhi’s years in South Africa. In an interaction with Express staff, moderated by Senior Editor Mini Kapoor, Lelyveld talks about American politics, reporting, and new trends in the media
BEAUTY IN THE BEAST With his IPL success, Rohit Sharma has jumped the queue to take the tag of Indian cricket’s ‘next big thing’. Our correspondent on the youngster who has retained his grace in this slam-bang format
thinking ALOUDWhy India must make haste to welcome Stree Shakti |
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At a time when politics has become increasingly divisive, with few bridges of dialogue and cooperation to link rival political parties...
