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Sunil Sethi: Why we can't remember dates
Everyone with a reasonable memory remembers 26/11, but how many can instantly recall 31/10, 21/5 or 6/12? Those were equally shattering dates in the nation’s political calendar that led to convulsive bloodletting, grief and trauma. They are the dates when Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi were assassinated and the Babri Masjid was demolished. Public memory is notoriously short, but unless personally affected by tragedy, catastrophic moments lie chiefly in the province of chroniclers of history. There are thousands of others who perished in other recent calamities, natural or man-made — terrorist strikes, Naxalite encounters, floods, earthquakes and rail accidents — but can anyone precisely recall when? Of course not.
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Sibal to meet US officials on education sector

Union Human and Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal is slated to meet top officials of the Obama Administration later this week as part of the endeavour of the two countries to forge greater collaboration in the field of education. - Sibal keen to forge alliance with US universities - Sibal keen to forge alliance with US varsities - Committee to examine fee structure of IITs - Accept pay scale, IIT federation tells members - IIT faculty to accept new pay structure - CBSE board exams from first working day of Mar "10 During the visit of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, to India in July, education was identified as one of the pillars of deepening relationship between the two countries. In New York yesterday, Sibal held meetings with top officials of the three best universities — Howard, Yale and Massachusetts Institute of Technology — and discussed about the prospects of partnership and collaboration with the elite Indian institutions. Sibal would travel to Washington on Wednesday. During his stay he would meet officials of Department of State and Department of Education; besides presidents of several universities. He is also scheduled to hold meeting with academicians of Indian origin.


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