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Implications of the U.K.'s exit from the E.U.
In this issue
22-07-2016
45 STORIES
Letters
Letters to the editor
Gas exploration
Huge helium reserves in Tanzania
Nanotechnology
A ‘nano’ drum
Controversy
Taint and thwart
The Home Ministry order cancelling the FCRA registration of Teesta Setalvad’s trust will further hinder her work for Gujarat riot victims.
India
It is event management now
Crime
Crime capital
A series of murders in Tamil Nadu in June, including that of a young woman on a railway platform in Chennai, shatters the State’s image as a “garden o
Climate change
Paris agreement and climate change
Cover Story
Britain and E.U.
Found in translation
Expectation and the event
Spotlight
We pay, you vote
Over the years, Tamil Nadu’s politicians have refined the method of bribing voters. A close scrutiny of the May 2016 Assembly election by Frontline fi
Archaeology
A Harappan export processing zone
Excavations at the 4MSR site near Binjor in Rajasthan reveal an exclusive industrial production centre belonging to the Early Harappan and Mature Hara
Politics
Money mindset
US
Modi’s U.S. ally
The Modi government seems to be flattered because the U.S. has chosen India as its foot soldier in its confrontations with China and Russia.
Legislation
How to control freely available data
The draft Geospatial Information Regulation Bill defies logic at a time when digital technology is ubiquitous and geospatial information about any par
Institutions
Victim of tirade
Raghuram Rajan’s exit following a fusillade from Subramanian Swamy raises questions about the government’s approach to key issues.
Pakistan
Troubled state
The collection of essays portrays Pakistan, a state which has been never short of challenges, from every conceivable angle.
ISRO
Two key tests after release of 20 satellites
NIFT
It’s just not fashion
Disaster response
How to hide a drought
Colombia
Historic accord
Colombia’s long-running war ends after 52 years, and the country’s future now hinges on the government’s promises to enact land reforms and permit reb
Karnataka
Cabinet reshuffle and dissent
NSG
Diplomatic fiasco
Though India is trying to blame China for the failure of its bid to join the NSG, it is clear that the United States had led the Indian government up
India & U.S.
The secret accord
What are the terms of the deal that Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded with President Barack Obama and what do they mean for the country? Modi sho
Hegemony of finance
A stone at a hornets’ nest
The revolt of the British working class against the hegemony of finance will undermine the confidence of capitalists and also encourage other countrie
Impact
Disruption on cards
Britain’s exit from the E.U. could disrupt world trade and jeopardise the process of pulling the global economy out of recession.
Short story
Such a long journey
The anthology, remarkably inclusive and cohesive at once, is testimony to the abundant creativity found in regional languages such as Tamil.
Interview: Paul Mason, member, Labour Party
‘It wasn’t us who destroyed the U.K.’
Interview with Paul Mason, Labour Party member, journalist and film-maker.
Advantage China
Short-term pain
Notwithstanding the painful restructuring of ties with Europe, in the short run China is likely to benefit from the extra elbow room for strategic man
Geospatial Bill
Mapping under scanner
The proposed Geospatial Information Regulation Bill, which seeks to make graphic depiction and sharing of geographic coordinates of India obtained thr
India
Wake-up call?
While the overall negative impact of Brexit on India will be short-lived, Indian investments must deal professionally with Europe without always looki
Politics
‘Defeated by money power’
Interview with Anbumani Ramadoss, PMK leader.
Referendums
Failed gamble
Brexit is a perfect case study of how referendums offer binary choices and reflect the people’s frustrations, without factoring in uncertainties and c
Neil O' Brien
‘Father of quizzing’ passes away
Immigration
Immigrant factor
The refugee influx, triggered by wars imposed by the West on Libya and Syria, is one of the reasons for Brexit and the call for national referendums o
Interview: Thol. Thirumavalavan
‘Near-total bribery’
Interview with Thol. Thirumavalavan, VCK leader.
Economy
Grim future
The decision to leave the E.U. holds few economic advantages for Britain and has only served to create political turmoil in the country.
European Union
What next for E.U.?
It will be tragic indeed if the European Union collapses under the weight of its own contradictions only to yield to the petty and xenophobic forms of
Books
Europe’s troubles
A shrewd economist makes sharp observations on globalised capital gone mad, largely in Europe.
Judiciary
Divided house
Judges in Telangana resort to the unprecedented act of public protest as they feel they have been short-changed by the process of allocation of judici
Letter from America
End of exceptionalism
The U.S. does not have the economic or political power to thrust its agenda on a multipolar world and this is not because, as Donald Trump claims, of
West Bengal
Iconic photo studio closes
Not only did Bourne & Shepherd capture and preserve history, the studio was a part of history itself.
United Kingdom
Brexit shock
The Leave verdict in the United Kingdom has spotlighted the despair and anger of its working class that have their origins in the multiple burdens suc
Brexit
Bumpy road ahead
The departure from one of the world’s biggest markets has immense ramifications for Britain’s economy and workforce.
Cartooning
Comic art for serious people
Rajinder Puri (1934-2015) was the mascot of the morally upright Indian cartoon. His incisive mind lent a sense of truth to every contemporary politica
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