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A reality check
India's shock first-round elimination from the ICC World Cup has provoked disbelief among sport's largest audience in the country. The side ranked No.6 in one-day international cricket could not realistically have been expected to win the Cup. ...

Stepping towards the precipice
In adopting a second sanctions resolution on Saturday, the United Nations Security Council has given a push to the Anglo-American project of gradually escalating the crisis over Iran's civil nuclear programme till open confrontation and the ...

Leader Page Articles
STATECRAFT
Beyond the humiliation at the World Cup
By Harish Khare

Painful as India's exit from the World Cup is, we should understand the processes and forces that created the unrealistic and unjustified national hysteria.

News Analysis
Complexities of witness protection
By Fali S. Nariman

There are several ways vulnerable witnesses can be protected from a powerful accused person. But every law is only as good as it works.

India and Iran: crunch time ahead
By Amit Baruah

On the proposed Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline, Washington has stated its position bluntly to New Delhi. It is time India did the same.

Corrections and Clarifications
A sentence in a report "Present alignment of Sethu canal will damage Ramar bridge: Joshi" (Tamil Nadu editions, March 22, 2007, page 6) was: "The difference of opinion was over its alignment, he [Murli Manohar Joshi, former president of the ...

Amazon soy plant closed
By Tom Phillips

ENVIRONMENTALISTS IN the Amazon celebrated after authorities shut down a soy distribution plant owned by U.S. agricultural giant Cargill. Cargill's port in the riverside city of Santarem was built to export Brazilian soy worldwide but has ...

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