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What is India DAILY ROUND-UP

Thursday, 2 December 2004, 2000 hrs

TOP STORIES
India, Russia to collaborate on space navigation system
On his visit to India next week, Russian President Vladimir Putin will sign a milestone accord that will challenge American space hegemony

ECONOMY & BUSINESS
ONGC begins deep
water exploration

It kicked off efforts to find oil and gas reserves by awarding a deep see exploration contract to an Australian firm

Today's What is India feature
Pillar of Hinduism
History is replete with stories of great saints and prophets being tormented and tortured. In the wake of the Shankaracharya's arrest, SUNIL FOTEDAR wonders why truth prevails only after it is crushed

FEATURE PICKS


Indian Express


Two decades after Bhopal
It is a disturbing thought that if another Bhopal gas disaster were to happen today, we may not respond differently despite the knowledge of earlier failures
, says S MURALIDHAR 


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Asia Times

On the road, halfway to Srinagar 
There has been much talk of reopening a bus service between the capitals of the two sections of Kashmir administered by India and Pakistan respectively. Such a service, the argument goes, would serve as a valuable confidence-building measure. Refugees on the Pakistan side of the divide, however, have a very different view.  By SYED SALEEM SHAHZAD

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The Hindu

Flower power 
The flower industry suffers from logistical bottlenecks and inadequate post-harvest infrastructure, but government support has focussed mostly on the growers. VARUPI JAIN starts at Delhi, India's apex flower market, and travels back the supply chain


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The Hindu 
Innocent victims
Protecting women and girls, like the fight against HIV/AIDS generally, is an effort in which everyone has a part to play. By
DAVID C MULFORD


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The Economist
Towards a more relevant United Nations
Long-awaited proposals on reforming the United Nations have been unveiled. Backers hope they will rejuvenate the world body. But they come at a time when the UN is under fire—especially from Americans, many of whom think it is irrelevant and corrupt

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OPINION

Aids: Women at risk (Hindu)
TN politics: Formalising a merger (Hindu)
Right to information (Deccan Herald)
 Sorry end (Deccan Herald)
Kanchi seer case: legal bind (Times of India)



What is India Editorial


War on the people
Andhra Pradesh's talks with Naxalite groups is fraught with danger not just for the state but for all of India, writes ARAVIND SITARAMAN

What does it mean to be a Hindu in India?

Unease grows in the hearts of common Indians as they watch a revered saint being arrested and humiliated, writes
SOUMYA SITARAMAN

SPECIAL REPORT
Nov 11 turned out like Sept 11
When they heard news of the Kanchi seer's arrest, many outraged Indians in the US frantically called home. NRIs have also been organising prayers meetings to support an acharya they hold in high esteem. A round-up by 
PRAKASH M SWAMY

No eulogy for Veerappan

No tears will be shed
 for the dead bandit, but we must address the causes that created such a monster, says
ARAVIND SITARAMAN


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South Indian Inscriptions 

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Chola Inscriptions

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Telugu Inscriptions
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Volume 16
Telugu Inscriptions
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