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  • I wonder if you agree

    Published On October 6, 2005
    By Karan Thapar

    Do we have some of the world’s most traitorous politicians who won’t scruple to accept money from the KGB, the CIA or both? Or are attempts underway to malign them? The Mitrokhin Archives and...
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  • The press and punishment

    Published On September 29, 2005
    By Karan Thapar

    How good is Indian journalism? It’s a question the Prime Minister asked last weekend and in answering pointed out critical, if not damaging, lapses in accuracy and methodology and, most importan...
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  • The wonder that’s India

    Published On September 25, 2005
    By The wonder that’s India

    There was a time when cartoons were titled Just like that or This is India. The caption reflected a fact few would deny : ours is an amazing country – surprising, perplexing, contradictory, pa...
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  • Babalog banter

    Published On September 22, 2005
    By Karan Thapar

    In India the smallest thing can turn into a controversy. But when Rahul Gandhi’s ‘interview’ to Tehelka metamorphosed into a political football only the Congress Party and the magazine wer...
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  • Doctors with a difference

    Published On September 15, 2005
    By Karan Thapar

    “And how’s the young lady this evening?”

    It was Col. Mukherjee. His cheerful greeting was aimed at Mummy as he entered the ICU at the Army’s Research and Referral Hospital.

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  • A very ‘pertinent’ solution

    Published On September 1, 2005
    By Karan Thapar

    Pertie has a knack of asking innocent questions that lead to devious outcomes. And he can pick the most innocuous of moments for doing this. Last week we were waiting outside a cinema hall when h...
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  • A very ‘pertinent’ solution

    Published On September 1, 2005
    By Karan Thapar

    Pertie has a knack of asking innocent questions that lead to devious outcomes. And he can pick the most innocuous of moments for doing this. Last week we were waiting outside a cinema hall when h...
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  • Mangal Pandey – a fantasy

    Published On August 18, 2005
    By Karan Thapar

    I find it perplexing that a country with 5000 years of history doesn’t know how to handle the subject in its films. We don’t simply romanticise or exaggerate. We distort to the point of utter...
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  • By Karan Thapar

    It’s been a depressing week. Not just because the Nanavati Report and the Government’s inexplicable response have dismayed me. (To be honest, I hadn’t expected much else.) Nor because the ...
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  • Senseless Sensex

    Published On August 4, 2005
    By Karan Thapar

    It’s odd how a stray remark can spark off a whole train of thought. I was in office when it happened to me

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    “What are those little numbers at the bottom of the television screen?”...
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