Tytler is small fry, let's discuss RajivFrom the moment that a Sessions Court in Delhi ordered the re-opening of a case against Jagdish Tytler for his alleged complicity in the massacre of Sikhs in 1984, the senior Congress leader has been running from one television channel to another ... New Delhi Pioneer, 1 month ago |
Sunil Sharan: Rajiv Gandhi and 1984The grainy footage on state-run television revealed mourners filing by the bier of assassinated Indian prime minister, Indira Gandhi. Occasionally cries of "we will avenge blood with blood" rent the air. Indira's son, Rajiv, would emerge from time ... Huffington Post, 1 month ago
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1984 Sikh riots: Will Cong stop shielding Tytler at least now?Others with better access to people in power too were sufficiently disturbed by the goings-on. Within hours of the anti-Sikh violence breaking out, Pupul Jayakar, a close associate of the Nehru-Gandhi family, went to Indira Gandhi's son Rajiv Gandhi ... Firstpost.com, 1 month ago
Memories of 1984 riots, and the importance of nailing Tytler
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Memories of 1984, and the importance of nailing Tytler
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The creativity wallahsRuth Prawer Jhabvala and Ahalya Chari died within a week of each other. The famous writer crossed over in Manhattan, the less-than-should-be known educator in Chennai. Ruth was 85, Ahalya 92. I doubt if the author of Heat and Dust had ever heard of ... Hindustan Times, 1 month ago
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