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Ashley Tellis case shows whispers are enough to destroy careers and lives in this climate

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Ashley Tellis, the doyen of India-US relationship, is charged with improper handling of classified documents and hints of espionage for Beijing. What’s in public domain so far does little to confirm claims that he betrayed the US. In this fraught public climate, whispers are enough to destroy careers and lives.

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The handshakes and high-fives at India-Pakistan hockey match were a breath of sanity, bringing good spirit, humour back into sport after the Asia Cup row. This, despite the fact that India has dominated Pakistan in hockey more resoundingly than in cricket. For once, there wasn’t any drama—just pure sport.

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