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Katara Only A Symptom
When there is good news all around, it
is churlish to draw attention to
disturbing tit-bits.
Going Wrong On Kashmir
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is
already talking publicly about the
"future" leadership of the
country.
Gods Are Respectable When Bsp, Not Bjp,
Revers Them!
“Hathi nahin, Ganesh hai. Bramha-Vishnu-
Mahesh hai.” This slogan reverberates
in west, central and
east UP as the war cry of Bahujan
Samaj Party (BSP) in the ongoing
campaign for elections to the
State Assembly.
Why Invite An Unwilling Hurriyat?
DR. Manmohan Singh is already talking
publicly about the "future" leadership
of the country. His
contributions to foreign policy and
national security will be largely
judged on two major initiatives
that he has undertaken — the nuclear
deal with the . . .
Third Jammu And Kashmir Round-Table —
The Way Forward
With Indo-Pak talks moving ahead
satisfactorily, India should have no
difficulty in proceeding with
negotiations on self-governance across
the undivided State of Jammu &
Kashmir, to ensure that the
powers enjoyed by elected bodies on
both sides of . ..
India, U.S. Claim Progress In Talks
Delhi says issues still remain to be
settled
U.S.
speaks of "final agreement" by May-end
`No point
solving specific issues through the
media: Shivshankar Menon
Between The Hammer And The Anvil
Besieged by hardline Islamists and
unionists, the Hurriyat Conference and
the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen
must change course to survive.
Public Debate Needed On Judiciary And
Parliament
Thirty years ago, on April 25, 1973 to
be exact, three Supreme Court judges
were superseded for
the first time in India.
Iranians Forging Ahead On Nuclear
Front
90 per cent input of
Arak
heavy water complex is indigenous
Reactor to be ready in next three
years
Ready for cooperation with India in
nuclear field
A Gloomy Anniversary For Blair And New
Labour
Whatever happened to the brave new
world promised by New Labour in 1997?
"Let There Be Peace, Freedom Of
Movement, And Trade"
Sardar Abdul Qayum Khan, former Prime
Minister and President of
Pakistan-occupied
Kashmir, offers
his take on what can be done to resolve the dispute. Excerpts from an
exclusive interview:
They Betrayed Country, Says British
Judge
Attack targets included gas, power
networks
Level The Financial Field
Loans to the underprivileged are a
lucrative and fast-growing business
for India’s financiers.
The Case Of The Kiss
First let me say that if a kiss from
Richard Gere is among the perks of
taking up the fight against
AIDS, then consider me officially
registered as an activist from this
moment on.
Stock Holding Corp Takes Note Of Its
Rot, Does Nothing To Help
SHCIL is India’s largest depository
company and acts as custodian to the
capital market transactions
of all of India’s top public sector
financial institutions, insurance
companies and nationalised banks.
Common Maximum Programme
You can see its emerging contours in
UP rallies: Leaders moving away from
cliche, voters moving to
the centre — politics of aspiration
slowly edging out politics of
grievance
Watch Out Depositors
The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI)
effort to encourage people to migrate
from paper based fund
transfer to electronic transfers is
most welcome.
The Bits And Pieces Of A Consensus
The working group reports submitted to
the third round table conference on
Kashmir contain the
seeds of forward movement.
Ex-Envoy To U.S. Appointed China's
Foreign Minister
On Friday, China announced the
appointment of a new Foreign Minister,
replacing veteran diplomat Li
Zhaoxing with a younger Yang Jiechi,
who is a former ambassador to the
United States.
Common Maximum Programme
You can see its emerging contours in
UP rallies: Leaders moving away from
cliche, voters moving to
the centre — politics of aspiration
slowly edging out politics of
grievance
We Have A Very Clear Approach On
Nuclear Talks, Says Menon
"What Parliament tells us and what our
Government decides is what guides our
negotiators," Foreign
Secretary Shivshankar Menon told the
Parliamentary Standing Committee on
External Affairs about
the ongoing talks with the
United States
on civilian . . .
Manchu — The Fight To Keep It Alive
What is startling about the Ozymandian-like
linguistic trajectory of Manchu is the
rapidity with which
it first rose to prominence and then
declined to the verge of extinction.
Jamiat Parties To Celebrate 150 Years
Of 1857 Uprising: Maulana
No joint celebrations, but separate
functions in three countries ``New
generation should be aware of
our history'' Sea change in ties since
his trip four years ago
Prince Harry's Iraq Role Under Review?
A controversy has erupted over plans
to send Prince Harry (22) to Iraq amid
reports that the
Ministry of Defence is "reviewing''
the decision in view of the
deteriorating security situation there
and the reported threats by militants
to target him.
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