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Mapping crime
Police forces in various cities of the United States have successfully adopted crime mapping as a new tool in crime busting.
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The tiger of snows
Tenzing and the Sherpas of Everest by Judy and Tashi Tenzing; HarperCollins Publishers, New Delhi, 2002; pages 211, Rs.395.
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Diplomacy, the inside story
Beyond Autonomy: Roots of India's Foreign Policy by A.K. Damodaran; Somaiya Publications, 2000; pages 246, Rs.350.
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Nationalism gone berserk
The growing hubris-driven, illiberal, intolerant nationalism in India falsifies and glorifies the country's "Hindu" past. It is viscerally hostile to
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The bridge of dreams in Asia
On a new book that provides a serious comparative study of India and China.
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Of ends and means
The recent acquittal in London of a person convicted of murder in 1974 and jailed for 27 years holds lessons for criminal justice administrators and p
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The threat of recession
If the slump in growth rate witnessed in India during the second half of the 1990s persists into the first half of the present decade, the economy cou
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A Hundred Encounters by Sham Lal; Rupa & Co; Rs.395.
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