Good Indian'S Guide To Queue-JumpingA wise man once said that half of life is showing up and the other half is waiting in line. In a nation of a billion people, there's no escaping queues. We find ourselves in one every day whether to board a flight, for a darshan at Tirupati or, if we are less fortunate, to fetch water from municipal taps. We no longer wait for years for a Fiat car or a rotary dial phone, but there are still queues that may last days, like those for school admissions.

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he conveys some of the "tricks of the trade" that have helped him win cases and become successful at the art and practice of "lawyering

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Offering a novel interpretation of yoga that embraces its long-standing political conceptualization

and brilliant examination of the political

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Yet our current system simply doesn't work

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