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  • More equal than others

    Published On May 6, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

     

    “Do you remember that clever sentence from Animal Farm?” It was typical of Pertie to start a conversation with a challenge. But this ...
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  • As I remember him

    Published On April 29, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

    I’m not sure when I first met Abhishek Manu Singhvi but I vividly recall the first time he was a guest on one of my shows. It was Line of Fire for SAB TV and the subject was a discussion of the C...
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  • Understanding Mamata

    Published On April 22, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

     

    I’ve only met Mamata Banerjee once. It was nearly 11 years ago in 2001. However, that single experience could hold the key to understan...
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  • Pilgrim’s progress

    Published On April 15, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

    I always suspected Asif Zardari’s visit was more than a pilgrimage. A proposal he made to the PM at lunch suggests I was correct. The way forward for India and...
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  • The Express ‘Coup’

    Published On April 8, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

     

    “What do you make of the Express ‘coup’ ?” This time I sensed Pertie really wanted to know. It wasn’t ...
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  • Welcome King Freddy

    Published On April 1, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

    This morning I want to introduce an old and dear friend. We first met almost forty years ago. Then he was a tubby smiling school boy. Today he will be received a...
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  • Pawns and Porn

    Published On March 25, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

    Every now and then Pertie says something that takes me by surprise. So you can imagine how I felt when last week he rang to talk about politicians. To be honest,...
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  • Inside No. 10

    Published On March 18, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

    The first thing you notice about Downing Street is the unobtrusive security. No doubt metal bars have sealed off access from Whitehall but the Bobbies on duty ar...
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  • Dow or die!

    Published On March 11, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

    I’ve begun to dread phone calls from Pertie. He has an uncanny knack of raising awkward subjects on which his invariably turns out to be the right view. I’m ...
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  • The second Mr. Seshan

    Published On March 4, 2012
    By Karan Thapar

    This morning I’m going to stick my neck out and make a prediction with the confidence I’ll be able to stand by it. But even if I’m wrong it won’t be by m...
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