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  • Did you know?

    Published On May 13, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    "This sunday morning as the columns around me concentrate on the surprise outcome of the elections, I've deliberately decided to be different. Or do I mean contrary? The latter word has a perve...
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  • The view from the other side

    Published On May 7, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    If I was a woman I'd be furious. I would feel lied to, cheated and exploited. And it's not my husband or boyfriend who would be the cause of my anger but politicians, political parties and thei...
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  • A dog's world

    Published On April 28, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    Perhaps the world consists of two types : those who love them and those who don't. I'm afraid I fall into the latter category. But not my family. And not the British either.

    I thoug...
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  • The twist in the tale

    Published On April 22, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    The truth, they say, is stranger than fiction. May be but till last week I had my doubts. I treated this adage as one of those half-witted comments people make when they cannot think of anything ...
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  • The truth about ourselves

    Published On April 15, 2004
    By Karan Thapar
    On tuesday we start voting. As many as 650 million Indians will endeavour to cast their ballot, express their preference, choose their government and, in the process, determine their future. We’re...
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  • Mummy and Mr. Vajpayee

    Published On April 8, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    The phone rang and I waited patiently to find out who it was. A delightful moment of expectation had begun. Then Ummed Singh appeared grinning gleefully and my heart leapt with excitement.

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  • The world’s most civilized city

    Published On April 1, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    “When a man is tired of London” Samuel Johnson once pronounced “he is tired of life”. No doubt, in his day he was right. Today, however, New York is considered a more exciting city. Yet ...
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  • They won too and convincingly

    Published On March 26, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    India won the cricket series but Pakistan, I think, has won our hearts. You only have to skim the reports from Karachi, Rawalpindi, Peshawar and Lahore to realise I’m not exaggerating. No do...
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  • Pertinent Pertie

    Published On March 24, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    It amazes me how Pertie’s stray questions can make me think. Perhaps there’s more to him than I give him credit for! Last week was a good example.

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  • A man for all seasons

    Published On March 12, 2004
    By Karan Thapar

    No doubt politicians believe consistency is the virtue of fools. What they said yesterday has little bearing on what they’re doing today whilst where they will be tomorrow cannot be predicted fr...
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