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OPINION: A Deepavali like no other.

Business Line

| October 27, 2008 | COPYRIGHT 1999 Kasturi & Sons Ltd. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

from BUSINESS LINE, October 27, 2008 I am waiting to see in what mood the various strata of society are going to approach the celebration of this year's Deepavali. As at the time of writing, the observance is restrained, as measured by decibels of noise made by bursting of crackers. In previous years, the assault on the ear-drums used to begin three or four days before the day of the festival, and extend for another few days thereafter. This year, I notice, even on the eve of the festival, there is litt le sign of exuberance.

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