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Co-Founder Tells His Side Of Apple
Story
There was excited chatter as the
revolutionaries met in a nondescript
garage in Menlo Park, California, but
in the beginning few of them really
knew how they would change the world.
Fact And Fiction
So far, Nazi leader Josef Goebbels was
considered the ultimate propagandist,
who could project black as white and
vice versa.
Heights Of Deception
It has taken seven years after the
event for General Pervez Musharraf to
come out with his version of the
Kargil war. What an imaginative
version! He tells us now that it was a
great victory.
Bomb Hunter
One of
India's
top crime scientists speaks out on the
need for new investments in
counter-terrorism technologies.
Malegaon: Fractured Truths
Weeks after the
Malegaon
terror strikes, the police struggle to
determine the identity of the
perpetrators.
Mumbai Blasts: Flawed Justice
A Mumbai court convicts some of the
accused in the March 1993 serial
bombings, but the key perpetrators are
still safe in Pakistan.
Mush Metamorphosis
There seem to be two clear shifts -
the first relates to the on-going
US-led war against international
terrorism and Pakistan's role in it
and the second to Pakistan's stand on
jihadi terrorism in Indian territory.
Dead Or Alive?
Osama bin Laden will have to be
presumed alive until proved to be
dead. That proof is yet to come. If
the report about his death is
incorrect, one can shortly expect
another audio message from him to
prove to his followers that he is
alive.
Preposterous & Absurd
By equating
India
and Pakistan as "victims of terrorism"
in
Havana, India
has seriously undermined what has been
its consistent stand that Pakistan
should end terrorist violence
unconditionally.
Story Of A Bestseller: Fact Or
Fiction?
The story of Kathy O'Beirne has a lot
to do with a market driven by an
almost obsessive interest in personal
accounts of abuse, pain, and hurt.
Cia Paid Pakistan For Al-Qaeda Men
The CIA secretly paid "millions of
dollars'' to the Pakistan Government
as a reward to Islamabad for handing
over hundreds of Al-Qaeda suspects to
America, The Times reported on Monday
claiming that the "revelation'' came
from the Pakistan President . . .
Chinese Troops In Lebanon
While
India
makes a heavy weather of its
participation in the UN peacekeeping
mission in Lebanon, China has stepped
in by expanding its military presence
there five fold. Paralysed by the fear
of domestic criticism,
India chose not to increase its . . .
Heart Of Terror
The Afghan President Hamid Karzai, in
his address to the UN General Assembly
on September 20, made it abundantly
clear that US and NATO troops in
Afghanistan would not be able to end
attacks by Taliban militants unless
steps were also taken to . . .
Rape Law Reform Lays Bare Pakistan's
Political Morass
The 24-year-old Pakistani woman has
medical reports saying she's been
raped. What she hasn't got is four
male witnesses that the country's
Islamic law says she needs to prove
it.
Musharraf And The Truth About Kargil
General Musharraf's account of the
Kargil war is a feisty defence of
Pakistan's military — but sits ill
with well-established facts.
Customer Service Is A Nagging Problem
Even respected multinationals seem
unable or unwilling to consistently
aim at service that is prompt and
efficient, very much like their
traditional Indian counterparts.
Call For Blair's Resignation
A mood of doom and gloom greeted the
Labour Party delegates as they
assembled in Manchester on Sunday at
the start of their five-day annual
conference billed as a
"make-or-break'' event for the party
which, for the first time since it
came into . . .
Baluchistan Uprising
The extent to which the so-called
‘‘second War of Independence’’ in
Baluchistan has been galvanised in the
aftermath of the octogenarian Nawab
Akbar Khan Bugti’s ‘‘martyrdom’’ on
August 26 can be gleaned from three
developments.
The Havana Betrayal
If Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was
in the race for canonisation, his
spectacular act of forgiveness in
Havana would have ensured instant
deification by any council of the
exalted.
Anti-Blair Protest In Manchester On
Eve Of Labour Party Meet
Blair's policies leading the country
to disaster: Galloway
Mush Metamorphosis
There seem to be two clear shifts -
the first relates to the on-going
US-led war against international
terrorism and Pakistan's role in it
and the second to Pakistan's stand on
jihadi terrorism in Indian territory.
Bush Presses Gen On Taliban, Fixes
3-Way Talks With Karzai
Public praise and private pressure.
The tough love that has marked US
President George W. Bush’s engagement
with Pakistan’s General Pervez
Musharraf since 9/11 appears unchanged
after five years.
Luckily For Us, The Devil Has Refused
Our Surrender
‘‘India
has suffered its first strategic
setback in the fight against
terrorism,’’ writes Ajit Doval, the
former chief of Intelligence Bureau.
India has suffered this strategic
setback not because of Pakistan; nor
because of Al-Qaeda or Lashkar-e-Toiba.
Manmohan Refuses To Meet Tna Team
The front has been kept at arm's
length by the political leadership The
LTTE would have used a meeting with
Dr. Singh to show that its ties with
India were on the mend.
Pastoral Disquiet
What Pope Benedict XVI dubbed
“startling brusqueness” has never been
the sole preserve of lesser-known
14th-century Byzantine emperors.
Is India Compromising Dangerously On
Terror?
There are some in
India
who appear eager to let the Pakistani
President, Gen Pervez Musharraf, off
the hook, by agreeing that he has no
control over the terror infrastructure
in Pakistan and PoK.
Power At Any Cost
With politicians growing power-hungry,
principles have taken a back seat. No
one is an exception.
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