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Country Could Be Passing Through Recession: Abhijit Banerjee
Nobel laureate and economist Abhijit Banerjee on Monday said the country could be passing through a phase of recession, and there is "nothing in the data" that suggests otherwise.
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Shabana Azmi: Actress Should Make Informed Choices on Item Numbers
Shabana also batted for "self-regulation" on part of the film industry but also stressed one can't surrender to the moral brigade
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Naseeruddin Shah: Some Indians don't reciprocate Pakistan's fascination for India
Naseeruddin Shah said a section of Indians do not reciprocate the "tremendous" fascination and curiosity of the neighbours for the country.
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Sourav Ganguly takes a dig at Salman Rushdie visit cancellation
Addressing a gathering at the Kolkata Literary Meet on the sidelines of a book launch on former skipper Nawab Pataudi, Ganguly said he was yet to write a book so as to avoid frontpage controversy.
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Salman Rushdie has no right to hurt Muslim sentiments: Imran Khan
Pakistan politician Imran Khan has blamed the Muslim community for "failing" to make the British understand their religious sentiments, but says that Salman Rushdie has no right to hurt Muslims.
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Country Could Be Passing Through Recession: Abhijit Banerjee
Nobel laureate and economist Abhijit Banerjee on Monday said the country could be passing through a phase of recession, and there is "nothing in the data" that suggests otherwise.
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Shabana Azmi: Actress Should Make Informed Choices on Item Numbers
Shabana also batted for "self-regulation" on part of the film industry but also stressed one can't surrender to the moral brigade
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Naseeruddin Shah: Some Indians don't reciprocate Pakistan's fascination for India
Naseeruddin Shah said a section of Indians do not reciprocate the "tremendous" fascination and curiosity of the neighbours for the country.
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Sourav Ganguly takes a dig at Salman Rushdie visit cancellation
Addressing a gathering at the Kolkata Literary Meet on the sidelines of a book launch on former skipper Nawab Pataudi, Ganguly said he was yet to write a book so as to avoid frontpage controversy.
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Salman Rushdie has no right to hurt Muslim sentiments: Imran Khan
Pakistan politician Imran Khan has blamed the Muslim community for "failing" to make the British understand their religious sentiments, but says that Salman Rushdie has no right to hurt Muslims.
