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Republic Day Parade
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Other Photoessays
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A Very Hungry Tide
A pictorial account of what global warming is doing to the residents of the Sunderbans.
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Nature's Beauty, Man's Wrath
Debarshi Dasgupta visits Kandhamal and finds that the wounds from last year's riots are still fresh...
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Bye Bye, Bush
Perhaps we misunderstimated Manmohan Singh. Perhaps he was thinking beyond the nuke deal and Indo-American relations when he told George W. Bush, "People of India deeply love you". Here are 29 off-the-cuff reasons MMS may have had in mind...
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Friends, Lend Me a Year
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." You can say that about most years. But 2008? Thank God, it's over...
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Protests 2008
Everybody, it seemed, was entitled to his own, personalised, custom-made notion of victimhood
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Oh, Just Changed My Mind
No, it was not a case of the best lacking all conviction... Er, yes, no... but then, well, isn't consistency the virtue of an ass?
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Dubious Distinctions
Our yearly Roll of Dishonour. Please tell us the ones we missed -- make up your own awards and send in your nominations.
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Glitterati 2008
Flashbulbs held the indelible moments on screen and beyond
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Thank God It's Over
It was not just terror but also floods, farmer suicides, stampedes, communal clashes, riots, and many other horrific cases that hogged the headlines
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Moral Police 2008
The usual suspects were out there -- airing their "hurt sensibilities" with abuse and threats, court injunctions, chappals, black paint and fatwas, smashing down glass panes for TV cameras, burning down buses...
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