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"Gandhi
Promoted Republican Understanding Of
Development"
Gandhians
are an endangered species today, says
Baxi
Building
Bridges With Myanmar
India's determination to
follow an independent policy on issues
of its national security was clearly
manifested when President APJ
Abdul Kalam undertook a State visit to
Myanmar within a week of the
visit of President George
Bush to India.
Myanmar
Deserves Attention
India’s determination to
follow an independent policy on issues
of national security was amply
demonstrated by the visit of
President Abdul Kalam to Myanmar
within a week of the visit of
President George Bush to
India.
Why
‘Kashmir Royal’ As Envoy To Nepal
Is Not A Good Idea
At a moment when Nepal needs
political surgery, Karan Singh, the
Indian special envoy to the
Himalayan Kingdom, appears to
have landed in Kathmandu with a
band-aid.
India
A Different Proposition: Blair
Prime Minister Tony Blair on
Wednesday rejected attempts to draw
parallels between India and Iran
over the nuclear issue, and
said that India was a "`very,
very different proposition.''
The
Next Steps To Peace
The dialogue process is
reaching an impasse. Should India now
resort to a grand gesture, or take
gradated steps to sustain
it?
Desperately
Seeking Manmohan
The Supreme Court has played the leadership role in
defusing the situation over the
Narmada conflict
by finding a way out of the impasse.
Please,
Sir, Can We Bully You?
Every morning when David
Griffin (not his real name) sets out
for his school, he is filled with
dread as
to what might lie in store
for him. But then, you might ask, what
is new about it? "Children always
hate to go to school. Don't
they?"
"The
Sky Is The Limit For Indo-German
Relationship"
Bernd Mutzelburgis Germany's
new envoy in India. In an interview
toThe Hindu, the Ambassador, a
former foreign and security
policy adviser to the German
Chancellor, spoke on a range of
issues,
including Berlin's attitude
towards the Indo-U.S. . . .
Karan
Singh Going On Nepal Mission
New Delhi concerned at
situation in Kingdom Situation
impacted directly on India's security
India
would be happy to facilitate
a solution
Serious
Threat To Pakistan's Civil Society
Last week's terror bombing in Karachi points to one of the
least-examined faultlines in Pakistan:
the
war for power between Barelvi and Deobandi clerics.
‘If
There Were 10 Times More Iits Or Iims,
There Will Be Opportunity . . .
Is reservation the way ahead
for India in its quest for the twin
goals of development and social
equality? Former managing
director of McKinsey and a founding
father of Hyderabad’s Indian School
of Business, Rajat Gupta,
shares his views . . .
Observer
Status For U.S., South Korea In Saarc
Foreign Ministers to approve
modalities SAARC leaders permitted
China, Japan to be observers last
year Observers will be given
access to only open meets of SAARC
U.S., South Korea can be
observers only at the 2008
summit
Where
Is The Justice After Never-Ending
Trials?
A fast-track court at Jaipur hands out a guilty verdict in
the rape of a German girl in exactly
26
days.
Not
Being In Sync With The Times
The protests against Mandal II as Arjun Singh’s scheme
has come to be known come as yet
another
example of how we the people of India have left the
political class behind
When
All Hell Broke Loose
Brand Bangalore is in
jeopardy – the police failed to
protect citizens, and the government
machinery
collapsed on Wednesday and
Thursday
Office
Of Profit And Disqualification
The courts give varying interpretations depending upon the
facts of each case. The best course
appears to be to refer the matter to a Parliamentary Joint
Committee to determine which of the
offices would attract disqualification.
Gyanendra’S
Time Is Up
That he has managed to get
Marxist leader Sitaram Yechury, former
National Security Adviser
Brajesh Mishra and US
President George W. Bush on the same
side of the debate on Nepal reveals
all
you need to know about King
Gyanendra’s ham-handed power . .
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