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Thursday, 17 June 2004
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NATION & STATES
Smart
intelligence smashed top
terror leadership
Alert
security forces, aided by luck, have succeeded in destroying
the top leadership of the Jaish-e-Mohammad. Work on the
Bangalore international airport will begin in September. An
express train hit a boulder and jumped tracks, killing 14 and
injuring 62...
ECONOMY & BUSINESS
Oxford technocrat takes office as Planning Commission deputy chief
Prime
minister Manmohan Singh has brought Montek Singh Ahluwalia
from Washington to take over as deputy chairman of the
Planning Commission
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Frontline
Pollsters
versus voters
THE verdict thrown up by the Indian electorate in the
elections to the 14th Lok Sabha is the most dramatic since
that of the 1977 parliamentary elections, which threw out the
party that declared an internal Emergency and severely
abrogated civil and democratic rights.
The New Statesman
A very good monarch
Observations on Ronald Reagan by Robert
Chesshyre.
The New Statesman
Muslim
civilisation set on a fixed
course to decline?
Wahhabism, the Saudis' brand of Islam, negates the very idea of evolution in human thought and morality. Ziauddin Sardar recalls his own experiences of a faith that shuns unbelievers
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