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Ganging up against the people
This is corrupt political heaven. And our political representatives are not about to let it change in a hurry. Anjali Mody on the electoral reforms stand-off.

Our `poor' Ministers
THE NDA Government, which claimed to be a Government with a difference — clean, incorruptible and above board — made it a norm that all Union Ministers must file a disclosure with the Prime Minister of their, and their dependent ...

`The idea is to target habitual offenders'
By - A.M

THE MINISTER of State for Law, Ravi Shankar Prasad, is credited with drafting the Representation of the People Act Amendment Bill, 2002, in a manner that makes it acceptable to all political parties in Parliament. Excerpts of an interview in ...

The quartet and the quintet
By Sudhanshu Ranade

September 11 speeded up the effort to redesign the international order, but the process was by then already well under way. The showdown with the United Nations can be traced back to the mid-1980s, when the United States first began tugging ...

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