ECONOMY & BUSINESS Foreign
exchange inflow crosses
record mark
Foreign exchange reserves recorded one of the highest ever inflows of US dollar to cross
the 130 billion mark during the week ended December 3,
thanks to a heavy flow of investments and revaluation of currencies
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RAVI BHATIA and RAMESH RAMACHANDRAN
* * * Indian
Express Iron man Rumsfeld He is the defence think-tank behind Bush administration. We in India can look in him
for an iron hand determined to crush terrorism, and therefore he suits us as an
ally, says RAJEEV SHUKLA
* * * Outlook The
deafening silence
India finds itself a prisoner of its own unwise and unwarranted over-anxiety for a thaw in Indo-Pakistan relations. This over-anxiety has made us mute spectators of continued use of jihadi terrorism by Pakistan,
says B RAMAN
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Deccan Herald Reining in the military
The NHRC should step in to investigate the extent of human rights violations by the security forces in J&K,
writes KULDIP NAYAR
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Times of India Continuity, with a populist
tilt
The first six months of Manmohan Singh's rule have produced no significant improvement in the quality of politics. But have they produced improved economic policy? Not
really, says SWAMINATHAN S ANKLESARIA AIYAR
SP
HAS NO REGARD FOR LAW OR TRUTH: HIGH COURT
The policeman running the case against the
Kanchi Shankaracharya was once denounced by the High Court as a barbarian. His
track record is full of dark deeds that would put hardcore criminals to shame
Other editorials 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
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 More edits
