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Editorials
An acute dilemma
Making the trade-off between supporting growth and reining in inflation expectations, a perennial dilemma of monetary policy, was particularly pronounced as the Reserve Bank of India unveiled its second quarterly review. The central ...

Informal sector and inequity
The mismatch between the impressive growth rates of the recent past and the abysmally low living standards of the majority in the developing world is again in the spotlight, this time by a joint report of the World Trade Organisation and the ...

Leader Page Articles
Ethno-nationalism: theory and practice
By M.S. Prabhakara

Exclusionary theories of sovereignty and self-determination have never matched their practice. Rather, they are animated more by the fear and hatred of the ‘Other.’

Op-Ed
A woman ambassador’s cause
C.B. Muthamma helped uphold gender justice in the Indian Foreign Service.

OUT OF LONDON
“This is my country, where do you want me to go?” asks Indian immigrant’s son
Ultimately it was a simple question from an Indian immigrant’s British-born and bred son that had Nick Griffin, leader of the far-right British National Party (BNP) stumped during his controversial appearance on BBC’s flagship ...

Glimmer of light for Myanmar
Western governments must take care not to undermine Myanmar’s people.

On the rocky road to Shahr-e Bozorg
The beauty and perils of one of the remotest areas of Afghanistan.

Corrections and clarifications
* * The second paragraph of a report “Congress poised to form government in Haryana” (October 24, 2009, page 1) said that State Congress chief Phool Chand Mullana was defeated in Mullana . The name of the constituency is ...

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