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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Vol. 4 No. 32
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19(1)(a) It ensures you are free to express yourself, but with ‘reasonable restrictions’. How free does that make us? We celebrate Independence Day with the why, who and how of free speech in India
A CASE FOR OFFENCE >Pages 1213
THE BRUSH SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS
Attacks on artists are undemocratic, but most Indians don’t care about art. The only muzzle: artists themselves >Page 7
NOT ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL
In its modern avatar, graffiti is thriving in some parts of the country, including its original Indian hub >Pages 1011
A NATION TALKING TO ITSELF
Mark Twain, George Orwell and Graham Greene wrote them. We met five Indians for whom writing letters to newspapers is akin to a moral obligation >Pages 2021
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