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'Woman at Leisure' by Paritosh Sen, 1997, Acrylic on Canvas. From the book Paritosh Sen: In Retrospect published by Mapin Publishing, Ahmedabad

Dileep Padgaonkar discovers joy and calm in S.H. Raza's circle



	Man in Deep Thought (Self Portrait), 1991, Acrylic on Canvas by Paritosh Sen

Paritosh Sen on his life and times and Gayatri's Sinha's intimate account of Krishen Khanna and his work

Krishen Khanna pays a tribute to the enfant terrible of Indian Art, Francis Newton Souza (1924-2002)

Fantasy and realism in Shyamal Dutta Ray's water-colours

Kalpish Ratna surveys the use of disgust and revulsion in Art

Women framed in Vivan Sundaram's Retake
of Amrita's and Dayanita Singh's Myself, Mona Ahmed

Hari Kunzru			Hari Kunzru impresses with his debut novel, The Impressionist
			Rohinton Mistry's *Family Matters*
			Geeta Doctor finds madness and melancholia in Susan Viswanathan's *The Visiting Moon*
			Meenakshi Mukherjee revels in the e-style of writing
			Amitava Kumar explores the ties that bind academic labour and literature with commerce in 'World Bank Literature'

	Arindam Sen re-visits Marx and Engels' writings On The National and Colonial Questions
	*C.L.R. James and Bolshevism, Cricket and the Caribbean*
	Rajdeep Sardesai despairs over the new era of cricket commentary and delights in Sujit Mukherjee's *An Indian Cricket Century*

C.L.R. James

	Jean Dreze is disapointed with *Conversations with Indian Economists*
	*Reinventing India* misses its target argues T.K.Oommen

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