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Rekindle political processes
THE "APPROPRIATE" RESPONSE that the Union Home Minister, L. K. Advani, promised Parliament in the wake of the outrageous May 14 terrorist attack in Jammu, has so far related to the diplomatic and military options, reacting in a sense to the ...
East timor
THE POLITICAL BAPTISM of East Timor as the world's newly independent state has taken place with much fanfare. East Timor, a half-island with a 0.8 million population in the Indonesian archipelago, has emerged as a sovereign nation under the ...


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India, U.S. and Pakistan
By Chinmaya R. Gharekhan

Is the U.S. willing to use the clout it has acquired in Pakistan post-September 11 to ensure the holding of trouble-free elections in Jammu and Kashmir? That is the litmus test for the Americans.
Political mobilisation of secular forces
By Supriya RoyChowdhury

Secularism can be one but not the single dimension of a progressive politics. When the other critical dimensions remain unworked out, the secular impulse is also weakly institutionalised.


News Analysis
School-meal politics
By Jean Dreze

In an enlightening note of dissent on education policy written in 1955, B.V. Krishnamurthi, a distinguished economist, castigated the Government for applying "the calculus of the private grocery merchant to a matter like education". This mindset ...
Joining India in the fight against AIDS
By Robert D. Blackwill

The recent Parliamentarian conference in New Delhi set a landmark for the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS in India. The Prime Minister, A.B. Vajpayee, called for ``liberation'' from AIDS and the conference produced the ground-breaking ``Delhi ...


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  • 'A show of anger'
  • It is pacifism
  • Needle of suspicion
  • Time to act
  • Think and act
  • Ban on plastics
  • Why not women?

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