The BT Brinjal issue seems to be going the same way as the global warming one. Both sides of the dispute claim to be speaking the truth backed by scientific and empirical evidences. Whom do we trust before making a baingan ka bhurta? With a final decision likely to be taken before Valentine’s Day, this edition of Sunday Magazine explores the various aspects to the controversy.
The Sunday Magazine of Faking News dated 31 January 2010
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The other two articles seem to be more interesting . Nice Job PP..
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