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COVER STORY
09-08-2013
Tariq Ali
The New World Disorder
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Briefing
Public Health
Private care?
India
The National Advisory Council recommendations seem to be making a strong case for a major role for the private sector in the delivery of health care.
Letters
Letters
Governance
Ordinance route
India
The ordinance-making power of the executive needs to be suitably restrained to create a balance of power between the executive and the legislature in
Nuclear Power
Ready to run
India
With the first unit of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project reaching criticality on July 13, a project that was envisaged some 25 years ago draws clos
Bangladesh
Warning vote
World Affairs
The ruling Awami League would do well to analyse the drubbing it received in the recent corporation elections and take corrective steps if it wants to
Astronomy
Neptune’s new moon
Science & Technology
THE TELEGRAPH
End of a tradition
India
NAL
Crash sled
Science & Technology
A tale of two economies
Books
A collection of essays that provides a comparative analysis of how the economies of India and China coped with serious challenges following liberalisa
Biotechnology Bill
Missing the purpose
Science & Technology
Critics of the Biotechnology Regulatory Authority of India Bill say that instead of providing a framework for regulation it seems geared to promoting
‘The judgment will create awareness’
India
Interview with advocate Lily Thomas, the petitioner in the Supreme Court case on Representation of People’s Act.
Medicine
Cranial radiation therapy
Science & Technology
Plastics
Shape-memory plastics
Science & Technology
The Judiciary
Judicial overreach?
India
Three recent judgments by the Supreme Court and one interim order by the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court have a direct impact on the functio
Letter from America
Futility at Guantanamo
World Affairs
The shadowy status of the U.S.’ penal colony at Guantanamo Bay has the prisoners stuck in purgatory: unable to be tried for unknown crimes and unable
Calcutta of yore
Books
Hootum Pyachar Naksha presents a realistic picture of 19th century Calcutta and weaves in thinly disguised references to real-life personalities of th
Jammu & Kashmir
‘A living hell’
India
This is how a resident describes life in the twin villages of Kunan and Poshpora where the alleged rape of some 50 women by Indian Army soldiers 22 y
On a lost woman
Jayati Ghosh
Column
Geographies of imagination
K.Satchidanandan
U.S. & snooping
Cat and mouse
World Affairs
Latin American countries offer refuge to the American whistle-blower Edward Snowden even as the U.S. attempts to catch him by hook or by crook.
Sikkim
Monsoon memories
Environment
Turning point in ties with China
Books
This volume, like its predecessors, contains instructive material on a host of matters. No student of history can afford to neglect it.
Nuclear vocabulary
India
Governance
Half-baked scheme
India
The UPA government pushes ahead with the Food Security Ordinance, which is of questionable merit, despite opposition from political parties and social
Space
In mission mode
Science & Technology
ISRO has 12 missions lined up over the next eight months. K. Radhakrishnan, its Chairman, speaks on two major ones coming up: the GSLV launch with an
Livelihood
Okay to dance
India
Land row
Hope in Singur
India
Egypt
Islamist riposte
World Affairs
After the military coup, the Muslim Brotherhood goes on the offensive and the political divide in Egypt deepens further.
U.N. report
Sanitation concerns
India
Infrastructure
Partners for plunder
India
In another case of handing over national assets to private operators, the Central government invites joint-venture partners under the PPP model to man
Fishermen's fears
Shadow of fear
India
The agitating fishing community near the Kudankulam nuclear plant fears that the hot condenser water released into the sea will kill fish and other ma
Disinvestment
A twist in the sale
India
The Centre’s decision to sell 5 per cent of its stake in the NLC faces stiff opposition, but the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister steps in and saves the day
Politics
Memorial to Shivaji
India
Methane project
Stop, says CM
India
Safety concerns
Nothing left to chance
India
Nuclear reactors at Kudankulam will not harm marine life or displace any more people, say experts. The plant is also designed to withstand disasters,
Interview: S.P. Udayakumar
‘There is no openness’
India
Interview with S.P. Udayakumar, coordinator of the People’s Movement Against Nuclear Energy.
In conversation with Tariq Ali
The New World Disorder
Lead Story
Tariq Ali, in this exclusive interview, seamlessly switches from contemporary historian to scholar-at-large to polemicist to raconteur, as he tackles
Data Card
Corruption Barometer
Data Stories
More than half the respondents in a global survey think corruption has grown in the past two years.
Turkey
On shaky ground
World Affairs
The tremors of the Arab Spring have had a negative effect on Turkey’s economy and the country’s relations with its neighbours.
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Tiger man, burning bright
Supreme Court stay on Haldwani evictions draws attention to need to codify housing laws
P. Sainath: ‘I wrote this book for the people in it’
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Jan 13, 2023
Sri Lankan Tamil Hindus seek India’s support as Sinhala government targets temples
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Sex, lies, and chicken curry
A chat over tikki
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Jan 27, 2023
The Great Land Grab in Jammu and Kashmir
Great Nicobar development projects disregard risk in earthquake-prone area
How the Serendipity Arts Festival celebrated the spirit of community
Pele (1940-2022): At his feet, football transformed into poetry
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