Sunil Sethi
Editor
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Teddy Young, Darjeeling's last English tea planter, knew his destiny was in tea leaves
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To spit or to swallow, that is the troublesome choice facing the reader as he surveys the spate of biographies currently flooding the market. Most are plain slush jobs.
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Sevanti arguesthat the unbridled growth of TV since the Gulf War has forced the Government to dump the idea of TV as a tool for development.
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Indian polity apart, Mehta takes a dig at the Nehru-Gandhis
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A layered, evocative first novel about the tragic rigours of love
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Six tempestuous decades after setting out for Dresden in a silk burqa to learn dance, Zohra Sehgal retains her zest for life
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