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  • Shah Rukh, Mummy and Mr. Gandhi

    Published On January 28, 2002
    By Karan Thapar

    “For someone who is supposed to be intelligent you can at times be incredibly stupid. Don’t you ever pause to think before you shoot your mouth off?”

    That, incidentally, is the sor...
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  • Why the language you speak matters

    Published On January 21, 2002
    By Karan Thapar

    I’m aware what I am about to write may seem flippant but I still want you to think seriously about it. Sometimes there is truth in a casual comment. Not everything that makes sense has to be we...
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  • The weekend of the Generals

    Published On January 14, 2002
    By Karan Thapar

    Do you think it’s just a coincidence?” Pertie suddenly asked. He has an irritating habit of popping questions without explaining what they are about. Fortunately, the mystery does not last ve...
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  • The Best of British

    Published On January 7, 2002
    By Karan Thapar

    I’m often asked why I always spend New Year in London and when I answer that it’s because I believe it’s important to start the year in a civilised city most people tend to laugh. Usually th...
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  • The view from London

    Published On December 31, 2001
    By Karan Thapar

    They say absence makes the heart grow fonder. Possibly although I wouldn’t necessarily swear to it. But distance can certainly put things in sharper focus. Now that might sound odd but sitting...
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  • A lesson for the New Year

    Published On December 24, 2001
    By Karan Thapar

    Every now and then you witness something that can bring a warm smile to your face. It doesn’t have to be a big earthshaking development nor a major pronouncement. More often than not it’s the...
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  • By Karan Thapar

    I remember clearly my first meeting with Hamid Karzai. It had an incongruity which today seems a bit like farce. But it also reveals something of the open and accommodating character of the man. ...
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  • A hot bath in Singapore

    Published On December 10, 2001
    By Karan Thapar

    December is a pleasant month to visit Singapore. It’s not cold, although at night the locals often think it is, but it’s not hot either. You can shop till you drop without sweating unless the...
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  • Never trust a newspaper

    Published On December 3, 2001
    By Karan Thapar

    There are moments in time when a columnist ends up with egg all over his face. Well, let me make a clean breast of it, I face such a moment today. Actually, to be honest, it was last sunday but I...
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  • Mr. Rajput, meet Abinash Choudhary

    Published On November 26, 2001
    By Karan Thapar

    I am writing to pick a fight with Mr. Joginder Singh Rajput. Now, you may well ask who he is and as my quarrel is with him that would be a pertinent question. He is the Director of the National C...
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