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Murders and bomb blasts, it seems, can do little to jolt this sunny state out of its complacency. Such is life here.
It’s getting hot in here. If India changes its tune on global warming, there could be a lot more heat.
It’s been an agri annus horribilis. The crops spared by drought were hit by floods. And now food prices are headed skywards.
Cosy little cottages and heritage homestays run by enterprising couples are attracting the avid Indian traveller far more than jazzy resorts with spas.
It used to be white, then it was red wine for health. Now India’s wine drinkers wake up to the pink scent and bouquet of rosés.
Ensler intends to make it clear that the future is female.
The Prime Minister of the UK is one-eyed, and the other eye is deteriorating. But neither he nor the Opposition thinks it reason enough for him to step down.
What Bengal thinks today, India thinks tomorrow. If this old saying retains some relevance today, it’s as a way to place the tragedy of the state’s slide in perspective.
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