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On the edge of peace
The August 14-15 candle-lighting ceremony at the Wagah border confirmed the unprecedented surge in the popular sentiment for India-Pakistan reconcilia
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A question for Kissinger
Does America Need A Foreign Policy? by Henry Kissinger: Simon and Schuster, New York, $30, pages 318.
A question for Kissinger
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The discrete charm of Robert Zoellick
Why developing countries in general, and India in particular, ought to refuse to participate in any new round of world trade negotiations until a revi
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A focussed revival
Of the decline, rise and insecurities of development economics.
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Fundamental issues
Some questions, concerns and issues that have come to the fore in the context of the killing of Phoolan Devi.
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Remembering RKN
I AM resuming this column after five years. Its origins go back to early 1993. N. Ram and I had gone to see R.K. Narayan at his Chennai (Madras) home.
Remembering RKN
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The misuse of science
The claim of researchers at Kolkata's Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science of a potential new cancer cure is scientifically dubious and b
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