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Tavleen Singh Feb 1, 2009

Disengaging with PakistanSubscriber Only

It is useless talking to Pakistan’s civilian leaders about what happened in Mumbai. They are not in charge of that unfortunate country’s foreign policy....
Sudheendra Kulkarni Feb 1, 2009
Elections to the 15th Lok Sabha are only ten weeks away. Can anything be said about their outcome without the fear of being contradicted....
Coomi Kapoor Feb 1, 2009

Shrewd distributionSubscriber Only

The distribution of the Prime Minister’s duties during his absence has been such that it ensured nobody feels overly self-important....
Meghnad Desai Feb 1, 2009

The federal solutionSubscriber Only

I celebrated the millennium’s arrival in a restaurant in Galle in Sri Lanka. An election had just taken place where I was an observer and that taught me a lot about politics in Sri Lanka....
Ruchika Talwar Jan 31, 2009

The doomed valeSubscriber Only

Taliban leader Maulana Fazlullah’s writ runs large over the picturesque Swat valley,reported all major papers.
Saubhik Chakrabarti Jan 31, 2009

Heart to heartSubscriber Only

Prime Minister Vajpayee’s knee got away lightly compared to Prime Minister Singh’s heart.
Abhinav Kumar Jan 31, 2009

Of heroes and heroinSubscriber Only

The Saji Mohan saga is shameful. But it also offers an opportunity for the police to cleanse itself
Jyoti Punwani Jan 31, 2009

Sweet KarachiSubscriber Only

Raj Thackeray can erase shop signs. He can't erase Sindhi memory
Madhav Khosla Jan 30, 2009
The ban on smoking in films is overturned. Does free speech trump public health?
Alia Allana Jan 30, 2009

Twilight at GitmoSubscriber Only

One of the first actions taken by Obama was to issue a 120-day moratorium on all trials in Guantanamo.
The Washington Post Jan 30, 2009
Pakistan’s President Zardari tells the US why they should help him
Christophe Jaffrelot Jan 29, 2009
The networks,the places,and the methods of Malegaon point to a tradition of Hindu terror
The Indian Express Jan 29, 2009

Next stepsSubscriber Only

Colombo must hush the triumphalism and begin a political process
Suman K Jha Jan 29, 2009

A great leap forwardSubscriber Only

In a piece titled “A plan for double digit growth” in the Republic Day issue of Organiser,R. Balashankar writes: “In these times of worldwide depression India needs a big....
The Washington Post Jan 29, 2009

Updike at restSubscriber Only

As year after year passed without his getting the Nobel prize,Updike shrugged and awarded a fictional Nobel to one of his more annoying creations
Amrita Shah Jan 29, 2009

Sexual politicsSubscriber Only

Will the outrage over Mangalore finally prompt recognition of the Sangh’s woman-hating ways?
Manoj C.G Jan 28, 2009

Discordant notesSubscriber Only

The lead editorial in the Republic Day special issue of CPM mouthpiece People’s Democracy says as the country moves into the 60th year....
Jan 28, 2009

Spelling out changeSubscriber Only

Obama sets new rules for a cleaner government
New York Times Jan 28, 2009

Living by the rulesSubscriber Only

Institutional thinking gets a bum rap these days,but it stands between us and our weaknesses
C. Raja Mohan Jan 28, 2009

Staring down ObamaSubscriber Only

That China and the Obama administration have begun their engagement on a quarrelsome note on the currency issue is not necessarily an indicator....
Dhruva Jaishankar Jan 28, 2009

India’s smart cardSubscriber Only

In recent years,our public diplomacy has failed to soften the hard road
Shailaja Bajpai Jan 27, 2009

The anatomy lessonSubscriber Only

TV this week was torn between the big O and matters of the heart
Jan 27, 2009
Last month,Poznan,Poland,brought together about 190 countries to discuss how the world is to tackle climate change....
New York Times Jan 27, 2009
A case for a one-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict
Jan 27, 2009

Deliver us from fearSubscriber Only

‘Right against terror’ is a radical new formulation for constitutional law
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