Kashmir and jugaad

OK, it may work, but don’t ignore the bad taste

DATELINE SRINAGAR By Arjimand Hussain Talib

Delhi Common Wealth Games, 2010 have taught us many things. Leave aside the debate on the relativity of the idea of hygiene and the corruption charges; one thing is clear: that India’s peculiar way of doing things – so eloquently and fondly called jugaad – is alive and works even today. Most More

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Nostalgia By ZGM

It is a page written forty five years back on my mind. It would have got buried deep in my memory perhaps never to be retrieved but for   reliving it again and again during my youth, middle age and now past-middle –age.I had just bid farewell to school uniform- Khaki trousers and sky More

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Of reporters & writers

In a world of nonsense, rarely some can speak sense

Freeze FRAME By Syeda Afshana

Over-killed hate When a media-person gets a story that no one else has got, he is ecstatic. What he gets is called a scoop in journalese. The person having got it has scored romance and glamour about it. It brings him credit and reward too. Some scoops are innocuous, others More

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Fiscal Fitness

Child's education is incomplete without a few lessons in money management.

WHATS UP BY SAJAD BAZAZ

In a competitive environment, the fittest always survives. Normally we apply this logic anywhere we want to outplay each other. But in market science, it's financial not the physical strength which makes a person capable of competing successfully. When we talk of financial management in the context More

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