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Southern Asia Collection
 at the University of Chicago Library

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What is India DAILY ROUND-UP

Thursday, 23 December 2004, 1300 hrs

TOP STORIES
Best Bakery witness was bribed to change her stand: Tehelka
Prime witness Zaheera Sheikh was paid Rs 18 lakh to turn hostile and ensure the acquittal of all 21 accused, according to a sting operation carried out by the weekend magazine Tehelka 


BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Malaysia rolls out red carpet
for Indian IT professionals
Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi welcomed the Indian knowledge workers in a big way to his country


EDITORIAL

Resurgent violence in
Jammu and Kashmir

India has all the strong cards required to bring Pakistan to heel, but is unwilling to play them. ARAVIND SITARAMAN lists five compelling reasons that can convince Kashmiris about the wisdom of staying with India 

FEATURE PICKS


Asia Times
Nepal jittery over king's India visit
As Nepal's king kicks off an official visit to India this week, many Nepalese are expressing fears he could quietly sign a security pact, placing the country under New Delhi's thumb. By  DHRUBA ADHIKARY

Indian Express anchor:
Nepal parties fear Delhi may
strengthen king's hands 



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Outlook
The brigand's booty
What happened to all the sandalwood Veerappan smuggled in his two-decade reign? Who runs the business now? A journey down the illegal trade route. By RAJESH RAMACHANDRAN

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Economist
Press freedom in poor countries
The media in poor countries are freer and more influential than ever before, which is why so many journalists are being killed


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Gulf News
Pakistan politics descends
further into darkness 

The decision by the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) to intensify pressure on Pakistan's military ruler General Pervez Musharraf underscores a vital point at a potentially difficult time in the country's troubled political history, says FARHAN BOKHARI


TOP PICKS

OPINION


Major fraud (Tribune)
Zardari drama (Tribune)
Sex tourism (Tribune)
Zardari case: Let law proceed (Gulf News)
Employment guarantee questions (Express)
Lalu: Manmohan's call (Express)



What is India Specials


EDITORIAL

Indian Elections:
 Verdict 2004

As we look back on a politically eventful year, media analyses of why the NDA fell and the Congress-led alliance won look far from convincing, 
says ARAVIND SITARAMAN
 

NEWS UPDATE
Congressional leaders oppose F-16 sale to Pakistan
Two prominent Congressional leaders have warned Bush against selling F-16s to Pakistan saying it can seriously undermine US-India relations. They are running a campaign to drive home that a sale can squander opportunities to strengthen strategic US-India ties 

EDITORIAL

Now for meritocracy
in the private sector

Politicians have not succeeded in stifling India's spirit of enterprise, but they just might succeed if they insist on caste-based reservation in the private sector, says ARAVIND SITARAMAN

HERITAGE
Perfect, stately and tall
If a temple were ever built to make a statement, this is it. USHA KRIS describes the grandeur of the Rajarajeswaram temple
 in Tamil Nadu


SEER'S CALL
“Nobody is above the law of our country. Let truth prevail,  and the guilty be punished”
The Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam has clarified the mutt's position on charges levelled against the seer, and urged devotees not to despair

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

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

More Kanchi stories

United protest in New York 

Appeal from an urban
middle class devotee


Pillar of Hinduism


Nov 11 turned out
 like Sept 11



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
 

INSCRIPTIONS

South Indian Inscriptions 

Original texts from four states, transcribed from a definitive work published by the Archaeological Survey of India

Volume 8
Chola Inscriptions

Volume 10
Telugu Inscriptions
from Andhra Pradesh

Volume 12

Pallava Inscriptions

Volume 14

Pandya Inscriptions

Volume 16
Telugu Inscriptions
of the Vijayanagara Dynasty

Volume 17

Inscriptions Collected
 During 1903-1904

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 BUSINESS HEADLINES

Pak favours India investments
Indo-Iran LNG deal hits hurdle 
Banks get more teeth  
EU backs Lamy for WTO post

 CORPORATE HEADLINES

BBC set to slash 10% jobs 
United Airlines to cut up jobs
Indian deficit on tight leash
Ambanis begin talks


WORLD HEADLINES

China backs German bid at UN
Test explosives lost on flight
To the next level on the Net
Saddam trial after Iraq elections 
Soldiers sue army 
Americans get a cover deal 
Al-Qaeda claims Jeddah attack 
Sexism in U.K. Parliament 
Philippines bans logging

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