Good Intelligence Prevents Major
Calamities
Much depends on the type of leadership
and work culture of our intelligence
agencies.
Q&a: 'Axis Of Innovation Could Shift
To The East'
The scope of the Nobel Foundation has
expanded despite technical constraints.
Real Estate Developers Looking At
Newer Financing Options
Big residential townships, SEZs
(special economic zones) and mega
retail malls are prominent among the
recent trends in the real estate
landscape.
‘No One Country Or One Leader Defines
Or Runs Europe’
It was a busy week for David Miliband,
Great Britain’s youthful new foreign
secretary.
For Credible Power-Sharing Acceptable
To All Communities
In an interview recently given in
Colombo to The Hindu, United National
Party (UNP) leader and former Prime
Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe speaks
about the relevance of the experiences
of the J.R. Jayawardene administration
from 1977 to 1988 to . . . .
Q&a: 'India's Position On Landmines
Isn’t Tenable'
The Mine Ban Convention, signed by 155
countries, argues for a complete ban
on the use of a conventional weapon
that has been in widespread use for
decades.
'It's Now A People’s Revolution'
It doesn't happen too often. But 10
days ago, Burma made international
headlines, when the military junta
ordered a crackdown on protestors
marching through Yangon calling for an
end to their 45-year rule.
Q&a: 'Storytelling Can Make A
Difference In Conflict'
Sarah Kyankya is a writer- publisher
at Fountain Publications, Kampala,
Uganda's largest publishing house.
‘If The Grandfather Had 10 Acres, The
Grandson Gets Half An Acre. It’s Hard
To Sustain A Family On That. The
Alternative Is Industrialization’
It’s back to my small-town college for
me, and my guest is the most
illustrious alumnus of the same
college, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda, the
Chief Minister of Haryana.
‘Ismat Never Minced Words’
Many years after she breathed her
last, Ismat Chughtai continues to
inspire a fresh look at her work.
“Japanese Energy Security Is Dependent
On The Indian Navy”
Yasukuni Enoki returned home today
after a total of six years in India as
Ambassador, in two spells.
‘I Am The President. Vajpayee, Advani
Are Leaders Of The Party. They Are
Above Me’
BJP President Rajnath Singh is doing a
tightrope walk, trying to consolidate
his authority even as the party is
pulled in different directions by
factionalism.
How ‘Export Of Services’ Is Mired In
Tax Complexity
Service exporters have something more
to worry about than rupee
appreciation: the lack of clarity on
the service tax front.
We Are Going To Take People Back To
The Moon: Michael Griffin
Michael Griffin, Administrator, NASA,
on moon landings, the missions to
Mars, and the possible cooperation
between India and the U.S.
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