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Majaz: A sensitive soul and melancholic man, yes, but whose works are far from defeatist
When you think of Majaz, what’s the first thought that crops up? A forlorn genius whose...
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Lebanon: A paradoxical country that has made survival an art form
I first visited Lebanon in 1978, three years into the civil war and six years before...
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BJP taking a slight left turn in its economic thinking?
With the total number of seats reduced, largely in the Hindi belt, Prime Minister Narendra Modi...
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The King of Swing: An epitome of consistency, a never-say-die attitude
Fast bowlers seldom survive the game beyond their mid-30s. Yes, we have some examples of men...
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Ram Buxani: Always the high road
We met first at Omana and BK Menon's. In Jumeirah. 1985. I was told he was...
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Here rests the man who made batsmen restless with his ‘thunderbolts’
Getting the opportunity to visit my favourite cricketer’s final resting place before leaving Barbados was most...
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Kuwait building fire: What explains so many names of Keralites in such tragedies abroad?
While writing this article, the mortal remains of the 23 Keralites killed in Wednesday’s labour accommodation...
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For drivers, the original issue of hit-and-run still remains unresolved
It took Prime Minister Narendra Modi a month to respond, subtly though, to the agitating truck...
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Hit-and-run: Drivers getting a long rope to diffuse the crisis on their own?
The government has touched a raw nerve through the hasty passage of the criminal law amendment...
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Read how, 80 years ago, a Muslim woman with Tipu blood spied for Brits
Around 80 years ago, the first Indian-Muslim woman British spy, Noor Inayat Khan, codenamed Madeleine, was...
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