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Updated: January 06, 2009 14:16 IST

Antulay must go

If there is anything more tragic than India's Muslims having to vouch for their nationalism in the aftermath of every terrorist strike, it is the insane utterances of some of their self-appointed saviours.
--Barkha Dutt



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On the record: Mumbai and media coverage
	As India debates where to go from here, I notice there is a different sort of civil war brewing. For every Mumbaikar who believes we did the best we could in very trying circumstances- and we have rec Barkha Dutt

Mumbai Untitled
	The fa ade of the Taj lighting up with each explosion was so real. Kishalay Bhattacharjee

60 hours of hell
	I came here at 11:00 pm (IST) on Wednesday night of 26th November with a colleague. Shaili Chopra

Reconciling Mumbai
	The attacks are over. But our political class bickers and blames each other. And the circle continues. Until the next time India is brought to its knees. Maya Mirchandani

Missing the target
	My outrage is better than your outrage. My pain is more real than your pain and my grief is the biggest. Ever. So just don't mess with me! OK? Abhinandan Sekhri

Blame game: Our national sport
	The battle was declared over at 8.50 in the morning on November 29. The war, however, wages on. Sheena Sippy

Change. We also need.
	The US election has caught the fancy of the entire world. From Nigeria to France to Chavez in Venezuela, everyone wants a vote. Abhinandan Sekhri