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The Road Home From Khalistan
Fifteen years after the end of the war
for Khalistan, terror commanders are
rebuilding their lives.
Border Talks End
The latest round of negotiations
between India and China on the border
dispute ended here on Wednesday.
Relevance Of Being ‘Non-Aligned’ And
Irrelevance Of Nam
Historian Ramachandra Guha has
described Jawaharlal Nehru’s policy of
non-alignment as an attempt to place
India “beyond and above the rivalries
of Great Powers.”
Progress In Border Talks, Says Wen
Focus on devising a framework accord
Narayanan meets Premier Wen Sonia’s
visit will boost ties:
On To The World Stage Via The
Commonwealth
For the first time, India has a chance
to head the 53-nation body of former
British colonies in what could mark
its debut as a serious player on the
world stage.
Saffron Takes On Khaki
On Monday 100,000 anti-junta
protesters led by Buddhist monks and
nuns marched through Yangon, the
largest crowd to demonstrate since the
1988 pro-democracy uprising that was
brutally crushed.
Burma’s Saviour
While
India
largely ignores the unfolding
political drama in Burma, where
Buddhist monks and nuns have given a
new boost to the pro-democracy
movement in recent weeks, China seems
to be rapidly repositioning itself.
Us: The Global Super Cop
Today, the over-stretched US military
has earned the epithet “Super Cop”,
but is this a successful or suicidal
national security strategy? The
US
decision to resort to force ironically
demonstrates the limits of its use.
Brown Keeps Opposition Guessing About
Early Polls
Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Monday
left the Opposition guessing about his
plans for an early general election
even as speculation persisted that he
might call one as early next month or
November, catching the Tories napping.
Wake Up To China's Plans
Non-interference in the internal
affairs of other countries was a
cardinal principle of Jawaharlal
Nehru's five principles of peaceful
coexistence.
Faith Flashpoints
Did Tamil Nadu chief minister M
Karunanidhi cock a snook at convention
and good taste by ridiculing the
Ramayana?
Calculators Are Out But Topplers Have
Got Their Timing Hopelessly Wrong
Since the Bharatiya Janata Party’s
political record in opposition in the
past three years has been more
inclined to the occult than ordinary
politics, I am going to use
metaphysical language to proffer this
piece of gratuitous advice.
Another Round Of Talks Begins
India and
China have their work cut out in
ensuring that the negotiations on the
boundary dispute make progress.
Election Shadow Over Labour Meet
The seaside resort of
Bournemouth was on Sunday teeming with political and media
junkies as the annual conference of
the Labour Party got underway with
only one question on everyone’s mind:
Sharif’s First Shot Has Gone Awry
That Nawaz Sharif may return to
Pakistan before the general election
in January does not surprise me.
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