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MULTIPLE WOES
A mounting list of omissions and commissions, and consequent controversies and embarrassments, is haunting the Bharatiya Janata Party-led ...
Ordeal over an ordinance
President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam gives his assent to the Representation of the People (Amendment) Ordinance after the Union Cabinet resubmits it to ...
Boast and bluff
DIONNE BUNSHA WHEN the lights went out, spine-chilling screams echoed in the by-lanes where the refugees lived in hiding. Gujarat was hit ...
A historic document
The Election Commission's Order on elections to the Gujarat Assembly records the actual situation in the State and exposes claims made by the ...
'E.C. cannot express such an opinion'
Interview with Jana Krishnamurthi. The Central government's decision to seek the Supreme Court's advisory opinion in respect of the ...
'The six-month norm is dangerous in Gujarat'
Interview with Rajeev Dhavan. In your memorandum to the E.C. on behalf of Sahmat, you have argued that Article 174 deals only with ...
'The BJP is seeking political advantage'
As the principal Opposition party, the Congress(I) has taken a principled stand on the question of the Gujarat Assembly elections, and ...
The real estate pie
Attempts by the Bharatiya Janata Party to salvage its image following the petrol pump allotment controversy fail as yet another round of ...
A sordid affair
The developments in the Shivani Bhatnagar murder case add to the mortification of the Bharatiya Janata Party. IN July, three and a ...
When Pakistan took Loonda Post
There is trouble again along the Line of Control. Among several serious incidents that have occurred, the fall and re-capture of Loonda Post in ...
Another Armitage mission
The latest visit by U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage makes it clear that the Bush administration expects India to reduce ...
Democracy at gunpoint
In the run-up to the elections, terror stalks Jammu and Kashmir, particularly in its rural areas. Its perpetrators, remote-controlled from ...
The hawala trail
PRAVEEN SWAMI BRITISH officials are investigating the activities of one of the most prominent overseas backers of secessionist groups in ...
Separatist terror
In a bid to further its separatist cause, the Kamtapur Liberation Organisation targets leaders and workers of the ruling Communist Party of ...
Demolishers and a dilemma
The recent Supreme Court directive to the Uttar Pradesh government to make its stand clear on the prosecution of some of the key accused in the ...
Striking at will
The recent militant attacks in Meghalaya and Tripura point to a clear programme to whip up parochial sentiments against "non-tribal outsiders".
A merger mela
The Congress(I) and the Tamil Maanila Congress merge, and the composite Congress' agenda has been identified as reviving "Kamaraj rule" in ...
The woes of the displaced
Thousands of families displaced by the Maan dam struggle for survival at resettlement sites while the Madhya Pradesh government claims that the ...
SAD troubles
The Shiromani Akali Dal's woes mount as Punjab's Congress(I) government continues its anti-corruption drive. The arrest of former Public Works ...
Shifting the blame
The Bharatiya Janata Party and its sister organisations blame the Church for instigating the violence that followed the announcement of the ...
'E.C. cannot express such an opinion'
Interview with Jana Krishnamurthi. The Central government's decision to seek the Supreme Court's advisory opinion in respect of the ...
'The six-month norm is dangerous in Gujarat'
Interview with Rajeev Dhavan. In your memorandum to the E.C. on behalf of Sahmat, you have argued that Article 174 deals only with ...
'The BJP is seeking political advantage'
As the principal Opposition party, the Congress(I) has taken a principled stand on the question of the Gujarat Assembly elections, and ...
The real estate pie
Attempts by the Bharatiya Janata Party to salvage its image following the petrol pump allotment controversy fail as yet another round of ...
When lucre lures the best
One of the disturbing aspects of the Tata Finance affair is that even as reputed a group as the Tatas succumbed to the temptations that the ...
A warning in Europe
The devastating impact of the summer floods across a vast area of Europe brings the focus back on the perils of climate change.
Talking to the Tigers, finally
Even as the political squabbles in Colombo continue and disagreement over the issues to be discussed remain unresolved, the LTTE and the Sri ...
A subversive agenda
The Venezuelan Supreme Court's verdict setting free Army officers implicated in the failed coup against President Hugo Chavez is perceived as ...
Fighting for survival
In Israeli-occupied territories, suicide bombing by Palestinians has become an act of survival against oppression. THE Palestinian ...
A summer of reassertion
The rise of trade union militancy in Britain reflects the growing anger of low-paid workers who contrast New Labour's attacks on 'fat cat' pay ...
A global conjuncture
The multiple crises of global capitalism. THE spectacle of unending scandals in Wall Street is part and parcel of what is shaping ...
Through Maoist country
An exclusive, first-person account of a journey to Nepal's mid-west - the heartland of the Maoist insurgency. 'PIRAM' is the ...
Demolishers and a dilemma
The recent Supreme Court directive to the Uttar Pradesh government to make its stand clear on the prosecution of some of the key accused in the ...
Striking at will
The recent militant attacks in Meghalaya and Tripura point to a clear programme to whip up parochial sentiments against "non-tribal outsiders".
A merger mela
The Congress(I) and the Tamil Maanila Congress merge, and the composite Congress' agenda has been identified as reviving "Kamaraj rule" in ...
The woes of the displaced
Thousands of families displaced by the Maan dam struggle for survival at resettlement sites while the Madhya Pradesh government claims that the ...
SAD troubles
The Shiromani Akali Dal's woes mount as Punjab's Congress(I) government continues its anti-corruption drive. The arrest of former Public Works ...
Shifting the blame
The Bharatiya Janata Party and its sister organisations blame the Church for instigating the violence that followed the announcement of the ...
Capitalism and the city
SUSAN RAM The Pig and the Skyscraper - Chicago: A History of our Future by Marco d'Eramo; Verso, London and New York, 2002; pages 472, ...
The making of an Indologist
K.M. SHRIMALI D.D. Kosambi: Combined Methods in Indology and Other Writings; compiled, edited and introduced by Brajadulal ...
Of a novelist and a friend
A.K. DAMODARAN E.M. Forster: A Tribute, edited and with an introduction by K. Natwar Singh; Rupa and Co., New Delhi, 2002; pages 169, ...
GAVASKAR: INDIA'S GREATEST CRICKETER
Little separates Kapil Dev, Sachin Tendulkar and Sunil Gavaskar in terms of record. Despite this, a persuasive argument can be made in favour ...
Enabling industrial progress
IIT-Kharagpur has an enviable record in the field of technological research and development. INDIAN Institute of ...
A committed player
IIT-Kharagpur's year-long golden jubilee celebrations conclude with a reaffirmation of its commitment to nation-building. AUGUST ...
Software successes
A profile of Tata Consultancy Services, Asia's largest software and services company, now on the threshold of further achievements and growth.
Unrest in academe
University teachers stage protests across the country as part of their campaign against the state's move towards withdrawing from education, ...
Kidney commerce in Tamil Nadu
A recent arrest in Chennai highlights the fact that the city continues to be centre of the trade in organs though Tamil Nadu has adopted the ...
A pioneer all the way
The Karnataka Lingayat Education Society has played a significant role in the development of education in Karnataka, especially in the backward ...
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