Arup K Chatterjee
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Author, 'The Purveyors of Destiny: A Cultural Biography of the Indian Railways,' Founder Editor-in-Chief, Coldnoon (International Journal of Travel Writing & Travelling Cultures), Assistant Professor, English Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University.
By Arup K Chatterjee
John Talbot Shakespear's tombstone lies in the South Park Street Cemetery of the city.
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The tragedy at railway station took the lives of 22 commuters, while 30 others were grievously wounded.
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Revamping the Indian Railways may purchase the government a new lease of life.
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It's not a marker of educational success and has rather become a weapon for exclusion of education and ethics.
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Amid the calls for fixing accountability, one wonders where are the voices that speak of the need for fixing faults.
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The horror is still understated, and the politics over dead bodies ever so shrill.
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China has enough time to plan several steps ahead in this race to infrastructural militarisation.
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The modern accountancy profession does not have its origins in India. It does not need this nationalist expression.
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Chinese expansions have shown New Delhi the way to lead into a post-modern war with a 200-year-old technology.
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Denouncing a quaint Muslim-sounding name is nothing but a sunk investment driven by a dastardly ideology.
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