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Debashis Basu
It has been an eventful last week. The founder of Café Coffee Day, V G Siddhartha, killed himself, leaving a note. The note confessed to large-scale but unspecified wrongdoing and a hint of harassment by the revenue authorities. His suicide note catalysed a chain of reactions that covered politics, entrepreneurship, risk-taking, and excessive debt. Most of those w­e­re tinged with strong emotion and hence misplaced. (For a more rational understanding, one must rememb­e­r that suicides are not always correlated to a physical st­ate but to a mental one. After all, many people who have lost virtually everything, including their loved
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