Wednesday, 18 August 2004, 1700
hrs NATION &
STATES Pakistan
restarting terror camps, minister tells Lower
House The Pakistani regime has not taken any
steps to dismantle its terrorist infrastructure and recent
reports indicate efforts to revive some militant training
camps, Minister of State for External Affairs E Ahamed said on
Wednesday...
Deccan Herald Punishment
against the tide Except perhaps for a few years
during Asoka’s adherence to the Buddhist principle of
harmlessness towards all life, India never in its long history
seems to have been disturbed by execution of prisoners. But
public opinion may now lead to a de facto abolition of capital
punishment, writes PUNYAPRIYA DASGUPTA
Hindustan
Times Merry
dance KARAN THAPAR can’t get over an order
circulated by the Maharashtra Home Department instructing
dancers and customers in Bombay bars how to conduct
themselves
India
Together Revamping
municipal delivery systems Bangalore-based eGovernments Foundation is expanding
its operations to Delhi. Managing Trustee Srikanth Nadhamuni
talks to SUBRAMANIAM VINCENT
Dawn The
Shaukat mirage Pakistan's poorest and least
developed district braces itself to send a billionaire banker
to the PM's office
The
Pioneer Go
Arjun, go The RSS-Arjun Singh battle should
embolden the liberal community to rediscover its voice and its
faith in Nehruvian values, writes HARISH
KHARE
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