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Dumping yard

Sir, - I do not understand why most of us keep up a hopeful litany that the West is on the brink of taking up cudgels against terrorism. Mr. Tony Blair, during his fleeting visit to Delhi, made it abundantly clear that India and Pakistani terrorism were irrelevant to him. India remains a market for disposing Western goods unfit for home consumption - and this includes terrorism.

S. Suchindranath Aiyer,

Bangalore

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