Hanit Kaur
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - There may be a global financial crisis going on, but in India, one of the engine rooms of the world's pre-crash production boom, there is a clash of the flash fashion. Full Article

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Prime-time television in India is not really known for sensible content. Especially the soap operas. I have never been a fan but one tedious evening, I switched on the telly and sat through one "saas-bahu" ... Full Article | Comments [34]
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