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Editorials A dream gone sour To those familiar with Jharkhand’s tryst with political brinkmanship and instability, the news that the State has been placed under President’s Rule ought to come as a relief. The Union Cabinet appears to have opted for the inevitable ... Miracle on the Hudson New York State Governor David Paterson’s description of the ‘ditching’ or crash-landing of U.S. Airways Flight 1549 on a freezing river as “a miracle on the Hudson” was hardly hyperbolic. The miracle was the survival ... Leader Page Articles Bringing Cuba back into the fold By Jorge Heine The urgent task is to look for ways in which Cuba can normalise its relations with the rest of the Americas. News Analysis Readymade licences as obstacles to blogging By Aarthi S. Anand To solve the problem of unbridled copyright expansion, Copyleft created licences for work presented through blogs. But will readymade licences such as Creative Commons benefit future creators?
Gaza: fragile truce, fragile futureBy Rory McCarthy Many Gazans already fear that a return to conflict is only days away. Bush calls up world leaders With just hours left in his presidency, President George W. Bush on Monday made a round of phone calls to leaders around the globe. The White House said Mr. Bush chatted with President Mikhail Saakashvili of Georgia; Prime Minister Vladimir Putin ... Corrections and Clarifications >>Aircraft have escape chutes not escape suits , as mentioned a number of times in a report, “Ambu-lift damaged at Chennai airport” (Chennai City, January 19, 2009). >>The ... Few believe the ceasefire will deliver By Hazem Balousha The ceasefire couldn’t have come soon enough for Gaza’s Palestinians — but few believe it will deliver the protection they seek. Standing in the pyjamas that he wore when he fled his home 10 days ago, Shawqi Sultan, 44, a ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Education Plus | Book Review | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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