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by Varun R. Iyer
The beauty of art lies in its imperfection, and is accentuated by the fundamental premise that no work of art can ever be typecast into a rigid interpretation. Every single nuance tells a different story; each angle is a revealing...
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AP, Nagpur
A 7-month-old wild tiger died Tuesday in a central Indian zoo, two days after veterinarians tried to save the cub with a rare blood transfusion, officials said.
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Massive 64% voter turn out in 1st phase of J&K elections
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Taliban militants attacked Pakistani tribal leaders near the Afghan border, triggering a gunbattle and an explosion that killed seven people, an official said Tuesday.
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Well that is the news which ibnlive is flashing. All four inmates, all male Rahul, Zulfi, Ashutosh and Raja were left after Monica was evicted out, they attempted to...
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A Pakistani official says a clash between Taliban militants and pro-government tribal elders has left at least five people dead.
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For two decades the Tibetan struggle against China has been defined by the Dalai Lama’s measured path of compromise. Now, it could be abandoned for the long-held...
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Large crowds voted in some towns in Indian Kashmir on Monday while protesters clashed with police in others as state elections began amid boycott calls by Muslim...
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Yale University will expand its academic programs on the culture and society of India, saying its $75 million plan will make the school a leader in the study of the...
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Live at peace...we all were more concerned with power equation...but please do not repeat our mistake...we have witnessed terrorism...help your children from being...
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Another Toon fest for Crickblog readers:
Who said Hayden’s and Australia’s third world troubles were restricted to the cricket field?
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There was a serious overlook made by Australia when India toured Australia last year. Amends seem to have been made as India went on to win the series named after the...
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