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Editorials The caste war in Punjab Seven hundred years after a Dalit mystic began preaching the oneness of God’s creation, Punjab has been set on fire by mobs fighting in his name. Earlier this week in Vienna, Khalistan Zindabad Force terrorists attempted to assassinate Dera ... Dilemma on the fiscal front Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has stated that his government is unambiguously committed to restoring growth and employment but it would also strive for fiscal consolidation over the next two to three years. These two macroeconomic goals are ... Leader Page Articles UPA’s challenge: rural governance reform By Mihir Shah Respect for Verdict 2009 obligates comprehensive rural governance reform. Complex outcomes demand participatory processes and imaginative solutions. News Analysis An open letter to Rahul Gandhi By V.R. Krishna Iyer Dear Rahul Gandhi: Although I have not met you, I have heard of you as one who is compassionate to the poor and by implication a socialist by conviction. I hold the view that the Prime Minister of India should be a member of the Lok Sabha. You ... House price slump: Dubai leads By Patrick Collinson Dubai, once home to the world’s biggest construction boom, is now the scene of the world’s biggest property slump, according to figures published by real estate agent Knight Frank. House prices in the desert sheikhdom dropped ... 
A test of corporate accountabilityBy Ed Pilkington Fourteen years after the death of activist Ken Saro-Wiwa, his family points finger at Shell in court. Plaintiffs link oil giant to Nigerian atrocities. A long and winding journey for Shell CEO By Terry Macalister Jeroen van der Veer might have expected to step down as Shell chief executive in June showered in praise for resurrecting one of the world’s biggest, although heavily tarnished, corporate brands. But while the durable Dutchman ... OUT OF LONDON 
What’s so “Hon’ble” about MPs, ask votersBy Hasan Suroor No reports of mob-lynching yet, but there have been cases of MPs being heckled and have doors slammed on them by their constituents. Corrections and clarifications “The Telugu Desam and its ‘Maha kootani ’ had made corruption a major plank of its poll campaign,” was a sentence in the second paragraph of “Balanced team of loyalists” (Editorial, ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Sci Tech | NXg | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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