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Dengue patients
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16-10-2015
40 STORIES
CP Chandrasekhar
Retail investor as anchor
Japan
Syllables for gods
Russia
Counting on Russia
Russia’s military aid and support to the Syrian government, coupled with the refugee influx into Europe, force the U.S. to drop its regime change age
Lead Story
Unregulated sector
Lead Story
Token presence
Books
The era of excesses
On how a century that began in prolific and meaningful advancement in the arts and literature became an enigma with violence and estrangement in the f
Books
Gujarat’s internal refugees
The book revisits the Gujarat pogrom on Narendra Modi’s watch and warns of a past that lies behind the success he has achieved.
Interview: OHCHR spokesperson
‘The findings are independent of political considerations’
Interview with Ravina Shamdasani, OHCHR spokesperson.
Death Penalty
Towards abolition
The Law Commission’s 262nd report recommends swift, irreversible and absolute abolition of the death penalty except in cases of terrorism and waging
Books
Of a multiplex world
The book is a useful contribution to the subject of world order but does not provide an adequate description of the real world.
Lead Story
Censoring an epidemic
Sri Lanka
For a credible mechanism
The report of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Investigation on Sri Lanka calls for a hybrid mechanism involving in
Books
Fresh perspectives
A definitive study on the contexts and subtexts of the civil wars in South Asia.
Draft policy on health
Myopic approach
The government’s draft policy on health care lacks the vision to address the issues of the larger majority and succumbs to the pressures that push for
U.K.
Swing to the Left
Jeremy Corbyn’s manifesto offers an alternative rooted in fairness, decency and social justice, but to win the next elections, the new Labour Party l
Higher Education
UGC wants police on campus
Kosovo
A renewed bid for UNESCO membership
Diphtheria deaths
A blot on the Kerala model
Recent diphtheria deaths in Malappuram are the price we pay for a distorted health development strategy.
Preventive measures
Delhi’s burden
The Centre’s tight control over revenue restricts Delhi’s spending on public health. The advisories to “intensify” measures to check the breeding of m
The States
Act of exclusion
The Haryana government postpones local elections after the Supreme Court, in response to a PIL petition, orders a stay of the amendments to the Harya
Cover Story
Public health in peril
The dengue outbreak in Delhi exposes the total absence of a functional public health care system with an efficient disease surveillance mechanism and
Kashmir
Gujral and Vajpayee on Kashmir
Irfan Habib
‘Nation’s mental make-up may suffer grievously’
Irfan Habib, the eminent historian, on how the present government’s large-scale project to saffronise history does not stand rigorous historical scrut
Astronomy
X-ray universe
Astrosat is the latest instance of the revolution in X-ray astronomy, which, by mapping high-energy phenomena, gives us vital clues about the dynamics
Obituary
A stalwart passes away
Tamil Nadu
Losing battle
The death in controversial circumstances of a woman DSP in Tiruchengode, who was on the case of a murder, brings the functioning of the Tamil Nadu Pol
Expenditure on health
Retreat of the state
India’s public health expenditure is currently just 1.26 per cent of GDP, and continuous budgetary cuts have left the health infrastructure in a shamb
Health care and private sector
For private plunder
Notwithstanding the goal of universal health care in the 12th Plan document, the government has reduced its role to merely providing a small part of h
Uttar Pradesh
Love and loss
The Supreme Court intervenes to provide protection to a Jatav family from Uttar Pradesh which is intimidated by members of the Jat community followin
Livelihood Issues
Grey looms
Poor working and living conditions take a heavy toll on the loom operators of Bhiwandi, the heart of India’s power loom industry.
Europe
The price of regime change
With the large influxes of asylum-seekers into Europe continuing unabated, the refugee issue is now threatening the very concept of European unity.
Unmediated
The media language game
Jayati Ghosh
Europe’s refugee ‘crisis’
Bhakti
Voices of dissent
Readers Write
Letters to the Editor
Controversy
Bose returns
The declassification of the Netaji files by the West Bengal government adds weight to the theory that Subhas Chandra Bose did not die in the 1945 plan
Essay
How to settle the Kashmir issue
In 2007, Pervez Musharraf and Manmohan Singh brought the Kashmir dispute to the very threshold of a settlement. A draft agreement still exists, awaiti
Public health care
Broken system
The growing spread of disease and the gaping inadequacies in public health care show that the government has to do a lot to achieve the goal of provid
The States
Manipur in ferment
Two months of protests over laws to regulate non-indigenous people’s entry into and activities in Manipur have affected normal life in the State.
Iboyaima Laithangbam
Travel
Museum of Innocence
Archive
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06-10-2023
Is ‘One Nation, One Election’ really feasible?
Tight race in Maldives between India-leaning Solih and Muizzu, who is supported by China-backed PPM
What’s killing our students?
How the Global South has seized the spotlight at G20 summit in New Delhi
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22-09-2023
‘The Dystopian Times’ by Appupen
‘A dumb buffalo speaks’: A Telugu story in translation
‘I escape back to control and home’: Review of ‘Borderlines’ by Manohar Shetty
Shadow pictures: Review of ‘The Secret of More’ by Tejaswini Apte-Rahm
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08-09-2023
Meira Paibis: How Manipur’s peace-keepers became agents provocateur
‘The Dystopian Times’ by Appupen
Labyrinth of mirrors: Review of ‘The House of Doors’ by Tan Twan Eng
No getting past the present: Review of ‘History’s Angel’ by Anjum Hasan
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25-08-2023
‘Mrinal Sen’s stark images transformed me’: Shoojit Sircar
Rajasthan’s gig law a step in the right direction, but more needed to protect platform workers
‘The Dystopian Times’ by Appupen
‘In the Shadow’: An Odia story in translation
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