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  Driving across Ireland (21 March 02:05)
It seemed a very workable idea indeed, to drive across Ireland and discover its many attractions, its people, its natural beauty.
  Pedalling the wrong idea (20 March 09:31)
Bicycles are great -- as long as they remain on paper!
  Why compete (20 March 09:29)
I have often wondered about this thing called competitive spirit. Of how it surfaces in the least expected places.
  Team Gadkari not yet final (19 March 11:05)
BJP MP Shatrughan Sinha commented that Yashwant Sinha and a few other deserving candidates have been ignored.
  Headley factor (19 March 11:00)
The decision by US citizen and suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba operative David Headley to plead guilty to the 12 charges against him in a US federal court hardly comes as a surprise to India.
  Pubs poets and Naomi in Dublin (19 March 10:58)
It was my second visit to Dublin and there seemed a certain sense of familiarity as I hit the cobbled streets and felt the chilly late autumn breeze beating my cheeks.
  Fish out of water (19 March 10:56)
The bluefin tuna is on the fast track to extinction, thanks to human greed
  Failure is not the end (19 March 10:19)
Many of us spend a lifetime thinking of our failures. It does us no good. The more we think of them, the more we get sucked into a whirlpool of self-pity and depression.
  Georges Bernanos (18 March 10:35)
The first sign of corruption in a society that is still alive is that the end justifies the means.
  Love all (18 March 10:34)
Both Sampras and Agassi clearly have not managed to get rid of the anger and bitterness of the past.
  Mayawatis hubris (18 March 10:32)
UP chief minister Mayawati and Kanshi Ram, her mentor and founder of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), had never promised to play by the rulebook or follow etiquette of any kind.
  Show of wealth (18 March 10:31)
Garlanding Bahujan Samajwadi Party leader and chief minister of Uttar Pradesh Mayawati with a garland of rupees was an ostentatious and brazen show of wealth.
  Spiritual knowledge (18 March 10:28)
Helping others physically, by removing their physical needs, is indeed great; but the help is greater, according as the need is greater and according as the help is far-reaching.
  The art of defining Bombay to Germans (18 March 10:27)
I struggled for a few days to define or to narrow down to an interesting way into the myriad possibilities within this universe of discourse.
  AI crisis governance (18 March 10:25)
What will the four new 'independent' directors achieve in this hour of crisis?
  Lessons from a cat (18 March 09:45)
Last week, a pall of gloom descended on my house following my father's demise. I wasn't very happy following the strict Hindu rituals for 13 days.
  Managing inflation (17 March 10:52)
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee was forthright in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday about inflation being an issue of concern.
  ATS bungle (17 March 10:51)
Once again the Maharashtra police has demonstrated its talent for putting its collective foot in its mouth.
  New world disorder (17 March 10:44)
Five forces will change the world, and India's rise is the only benign one among them
  The only reality (17 March 10:31)
Divine mind is the one and only reality. When we incorporate the ideas that form this Mind into our mind and persevere in those ideas, a mighty strength wells up within us.
  A better choice (17 March 10:28)
If the judges who made the statement, 'Rape worse crime than murder' believe that it is indeed so, why do they not sentence rape offenders more severely than murderers?
  North-South divide (17 March 12:04)
The further south one goes, the higher is the age of marriage for women and the smaller the size of the family.
  Go easy on Ivy League dreams please (17 March 12:01)
It shows up, at one level, a Human Resource Development minister capable of thinking big on a project that can truly unlock human resource potential in India.
  Gadkari buzz (16 March 11:58)
The inclusion of Varun Gandhi is sure to raise eyebrows, and it betrays BJP's agonising dilemma.
  Nuclear confusion (16 March 11:57)
If India plans to expand its nuclear power generation in a big way there is need for legislation on liability.
  Insult to injury (16 March 11:54)
The commitment to check the spiraling prices of basic foodgrains by the government illustrates their commitment to the aam aadmi.
  Magic of Tao (16 March 11:51)
Naming is the origin of all particular things. Free from desire, you realise the mystery. Caught in desire, you see only the manifestations.
  To new beginnings (16 March 09:55)
That life is a mixed bag of sweet and sour and the sooner we learn to deal with the ups and downs with stoic equanimity, the better for us.
  Colour of shame (15 March 11:35)
Even if MF Husain had drawn a real nude, he would have only continued the tradition of artistic representation of our goddesses set centuries ago.
  The Nitish effect (15 March 11:32)
Nitish Kumar has worked quietly to effect changes and the success is reflected in the economic figures.
  Beyond symbolism (15 March 11:31)
Uttar Pradesh remains backward on most human development factors and Mayawati has done little to change it.
  Crescendo of confusion in the hills (15 March 10:56)
The 'poem', grandly taught under 'literature' is not a poem at all, as it turns out. It is a song from the Hollywood musical, The Sound of Music.
  Happy New Year (15 March 10:49)
The Brahma Purana holds that it was on a Gudi Padwa that Lord Brahma created the world again after a devastating deluge and time began to tick from this day forth.
  Grace under strain (15 March 11:37)
Dr Martin Luther King Jr. once said in a speech: "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." ...
  Folly on private wheels (15 March 12:49)
We need more investment in public transport, and less emphasis on private vehicles.
  Toilet test at Rashtrapati Bhavan (15 March 12:48)
Early in life, we Indians learn without being taught that one need not ask for directions when in search of a urinal.c
  British inheritance (15 March 12:47)
The opinion that an aptitude test for civil service candidates should ensure the desirable attitudes of civility and service, which often are lacking among civil servants, was spot on.
  One more win (15 March 12:44)
The armed forces' justifications are sadly just that -- attempts to prolong a historic wrong.
  Russian realities (15 March 12:43)
India will have to learn to look at Russia without the blinkers of the past and assess the new realities.
  Why sack 100000 people when just one will do (13 March 10:26)
If neta-babu meddling is responsible for ruining the companies, how can their committees address the core issues bedevilling the public sector? It's like asking the fox to guard the hen-pen.
  Going back in time with Ravi Varma (13 March 09:47)
It was the Delhi launch last Saturday of Rupika Chawla's book, Raja Ravi Varma -- Painter of Colonial India (Mapin Publishing), for which the guests, both men and women, had been requested t...
  Do it your way (13 March 09:46)
A few days ago a leading UK newspaper had several well known writers send in 10 rules to follow if one was writing a novel.
  Bangalores innovators (13 March 09:44)
Many ideas in search of meaning, mentors, moxie and good old money.
  Short public memory (13 March 12:13)
With the passage of the Women's Reservation Bill in the Rajya Sabha, sycophancy in India has touched a new low.
  Night out in Berlin -- and how (13 March 12:10)
Our guide was a young Australian girl who had fallen in love with Berlin and stayed back.
  Caveat on Bharat Ratna (13 March 12:07)
Sachin is a talented batsman and nice guy, but he is not Jawaharlal Nehru or Nelson Mandela or CV Raman.
  Need for a better mix (13 March 12:03)
Fashion shows should be an exercise in giving Indian fashion its own resonance and making it an attractive player.
  The Yoni power (12 March 08:46)
When I tell you that the memory that is triggered is of a line of Amazonian women with their saris hoisted above their waists in public in Chennai, I dare say you will empathise with my trau...
  The power of the yoni (12 March 08:46)
When I tell you the memory of a line of Amazonian women with their saris hoisted above their waists in public, I daresay you will empathise with my traumatised state.
  Going back in time with Raja Ravi Varma (11 March 11:34)
This evening she looked like a heavenly beauty who had just stepped out of a Raja Ravi Varma portrait -- courtesy a traditional South Indian silk sari with a resplendent border.
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