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“Anju Coco Resto: Choose from a 28-page menu!”
April 4, 2013 thomas
“Anju Coco Resto: Choose from a 28-page menu!”

Arguably among Havelock's best restaurants, at Anju Coco Resto, I had one of the best fish dishes. (more…)

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Slow life, anybody?  Is time ripe for an India entry?
March 16, 2013 thomas
Slow life, anybody? Is time ripe for an India entry?

( First appeared in The Economic Times, March 16, 2012) The historic Palazzo del Gusto in the hill town of Orvieto near Rome is an apt setting for the International…

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The Who-fixation
August 23, 2012 thomas
The Who-fixation

(First appeared in The Hindu Business Line, August 23, 2012) When a political leader said in her unique style what in essence has been stated by well-meaning constituents of the…

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A Romance called Venice
March 24, 2012 thomas
A Romance called Venice

(First appeared in Jet Wings, March 2012)   When you are in Venice, you have two choices. You can follow the beaten track - becoming a Boy Scout once again…

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Back to college, déjà vu”
August 14, 2011 thomas
Back to college, déjà vu”

If you are a male, can you claim to have stayed in a girls’ hostel without breaking rules? (more…)

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Can we also have Indians against corruption?
August 10, 2011 thomas
Can we also have Indians against corruption?

(First appeared in The Hindu, August 6, 2011) Never has corruption dominated the public consciousness as obsessively as it does in today's India. That there are more offenders outside than…

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Where the sands turn orange
August 9, 2011 thomas
Where the sands turn orange

(First appeared in The Hindu, August 6, 2011) A must-do on your itinerary, the Desert Safari in Dubai is filled with ups and downs, good food and some great dancing.…

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Malacca – a treasure trove of history
April 15, 2011 thomas
Malacca – a treasure trove of history

(First appeared in The Week online edition, April 2011) For centuries, it was a flourishing port state bridging East and West. Founded by an Indian King in the early 15th…

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Plain folk — cricket’s true stakeholders
April 3, 2011 thomas
Plain folk — cricket’s true stakeholders

(First appeared in The Hindu, April 3, 2011) I landed in Colombo on India's Independence Day in 2006, with mixed feelings. A tri-nation cricket series involving India, Sri Lanka and…

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It’s that time of the year…
February 11, 2011 thomas
It’s that time of the year…

(First appeared in The Hindu Business Line November 2, 2010) It's like being at the other end when Sehwag is batting, that is the fate of Valentine's Day and the…

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