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Afghanistan's slow progress

The war-torn country is slowly coming out of the dark days of Taliban rule, but its reconstruction and the emancipation of its women will take a long

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In a vicious circle

Despite the efforts of several NGOs, Manipur continues to be in the grip of an AIDS epidemic, whose spread is aided by widespread poverty and a thrivi

RASHEEDA BHAGAT in Imphal

The spectre of starvation

Good rainfall has turned the landscape green in Orissa's Kashipur block, but the lives of its poverty-stricken people remain steeped in despair.

RASHEEDA BHAGAT in Kashipur

A people's institution

The Grameen model of development is changing the face of rural Bangladesh. It is also fast gaining popularity world-wide, with developed nations such

RASHEEDA BHAGAT recently in Bangladesh

A visionary and a statesman

C. Subramaniam is awarded the Bharat Ratna, the country's highest civilian award.

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Celebrating Independence with mixed feelings

IT was one day when 120 million Pakistanis decided to put aside their woes and greeted the dawn with jubilation and gaiety. It was August 14, the day

RASHEEDA BHAGAT in Karachi