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August 4, 2007
Mainstream, VOL XLV No 33, New Delhi, August 4, 2007
Editorial
Democracy, Justice and Sanjay Dutt’s Sentence
V.R. KRISHNA IYER
The Little Man’s Ballot is Burked if Election Law not Reformed
S. G.
Bal Thackeray’s Big Heart!
Do Not Cry for the Bombay Riot Victims
BALRAJ PURI
Chandra Shekhar : Some Reminiscences
SUBRATA SEN
Moscow Trials and Lenin Enrolment
On Hindustani Classical Music
From N.C.’s Writings
Raisina Hill’s New Tenant
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Heir Gloom
8 August 2007
[(On Hindustani Classical Music
The Outlook magazine recently carried the following article. Lalit Uniyal wrote a rejoinder which the publication did not publish. We are reproducing Arindam Mukherjee’s article and Lalit Uniyal’s rejoinder for the
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Hindustani Classical Music is in Good Health
8 August 2007
A Response to Arindam Mukherjee’s Article in Outlook Magazine
Before we can comprehend the so-called crisis of classical music we must first appreciate the deep presence of music in our culture.
The film ‘Gandhi’, produced by a foreigner, was
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Valuable Contribution to Literature on Conflict and Peace in the North-East
8 August 2007
[(BOOK REVIEW )]
Genesis of Conflict and Peace—Understanding North- East India: Views and Reviews (two volumes) edited by Anuradha Dutta and Ratna Bhuyan; Peace Studies, OKDISCD and Akansha Publishing House, New Delhi; 2007; pp. 657; Rs 2000
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A Threat to Middlemen
8 August 2007
Certainly, it is the basic nature of the system that it creates a strong chain of thoughts in favour of its upcoming courses. In the era of globalisation—‘the terrible concept for the developing countries’—the system is mainly controlled by the
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Pedagogy of the Oppressor
8 August 2007
Abdul Rashid Ghazi—killed in the precincts of Lal Masjid in Pakistan—went through a process of (un)becoming. When he graduated with a master’s degree in International Relations from Pakistan’s apex Quaid-e-Azam University, he was a defiant for his
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How Mayawati Can Create Employment
8 August 2007
The challenge before the newly elected Chief Ministers of UP, Uttarakhand and Punjab is to create employment despite the anti-people policies of the Centre. The Centre, for example, wants to impose a single rate of tax on all commodities
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As Lectures Flow. . .
8 August 2007
The odyssey began on July 16, 2007 when the University of Delhi geared up for the new academic year. This time I altered from the role of a student to that of a teacher and found that the difference between the two is quite thin. This made me
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