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NS Ramnath | 04/23/2012 | 1 comments
Tamarind City: Where Modern India Began By Bishwanath Ghosh Tranquebar Pages: 315 Price: Rs 295 Tamarind City is Ghosh’s second book. The city in question is Chennai, where Ghosh spent …
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Abhishek Raghunath | 04/20/2012 | 1 comments
Australia has dominated the hockey landscape for three decades in spite of having only a quarter of the resources that India has. I had a couple of conversations with Hockey Australia Director Mark Anderson and Coach Ric Charlesworth to try and find out how do they stay on top of the game
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Shishir Prasad | 03/31/2012 | 6 comments
Hindustani Classical evolved under the Court patronage of the Mughal empire and was not very easily available to the lay listener. It was only after the Maratha kings started providing patronage to Ustads and Pandits which the decaying Mughal Empire could not support that Hindustani Classical Music became easier to listen to and learn
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Peter Griffin | 03/14/2012 | 1 comments
I’m not a cricket fan. At least, not in the way that a large part of this country seems to be. I played a bit of ‘colony cricket’ as a …
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Mitu Jayashankar | 03/13/2012 | 2 comments
Decoding charisma is difficult. It is never easy to pinpoint the exact reason why someone is immensely popular. Is it because they are really good at what they do? Is …
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NS Ramnath | 03/13/2012 | 12 comments
At one point in the promotional video of Michael Sandel’s Harvard course on justice, you get an aerial view of his lecture room, which will demolish any preconceived notions you …
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Ashish K Mishra | 03/01/2012 | 1 comments
In the edition of Forbes India that’s now on the stands, in the section called Tip-Off, where we alert readers to things we think are cool, I wrote about Club …
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Peter Griffin | 02/17/2012 | 1 comments
I’ve been online since the mid-90s. The first thing I did on the Web? No, I didn’t visit the Playboy site. I got myself a Hotmail address. (Then I visited …
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Pravin Palande | 02/08/2012 | 1 comments
I’m really not into wine. The idea of going for a wine-tasting event had always seemed very yuppie. So the Sula wine festival was really not my scene. But everything changed when I saw the line-up of the bands that were gong to perform for next two days. There was Soulmate, Nitin Sawhney, Papon and Nikhil D’souza.
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Ashish K Mishra | 02/06/2012 | 3 comments
A few weeks ago, my colleague Pravin Palande suggested that we should go to the Sula Festival in Nashik. If I remember right, he promised there will be a lot …
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Hope the court case resolves soon and the warring factions see Nation's interest than their self goals.Also hope, New Sports Bill puts an end to Babugiri and Netagiri in Sports Federations including IHF.Only people like Pargat Singh, Dhanraj Pillai are fit to run the Hockey body..With WSH, i do see ...
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