This book penetrates China’s armature of success, paints the darkness inside sans greys, is hopeful of India
05 July 2010
With the western world still reeling from the effects of the global financial crisis, Chindia boosting is more in vogue than ever before.
Journalist Prem Shankar Jha’s book is a timely intervention, critiquing the inevitability of this idea. It’s a cautionary discourse, detailing the deep-seated and as yet unresolved conflicts that both nations must address if they are to successfully “reorientalise” the world.
Naseer Ganai / In happy times and sad, Habba Khatun’s sensuous songs make both young and old emotional. With the never-ending conflict bringing tragedies to every doorstep, Habba’s lyrics of separation amplify their mourning.
Haima Deshpande / In India, only those relationships between a man and a woman are considered to be legitimate when there is a marriage between the two.
Jayanta Oinam / Virat Kohli, 33, had recently stepped down as India's T20I captain and was subsequently removed as the ODI captain.
Ashutosh Sharma / A Mahila Congress leader, who is the face of the ‘Ladki Hoon, Lad Sakti Hoon’ campaign, however, has accused the party of anti-women bias after she was denied a ticket.
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