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Editorials
A new, perilous dimension
The first-ever air raid by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam targeting the main Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) base near the Colombo International Airport is a dangerous development for the strife-torn country. It not only worsens the prevailing ...

Chilling scenario of child abuse
With the gruesome Nithari killings turning the focus on child sexual abuse in India, the wide prevalence of the phenomenon has recently been highlighted in a study, which says that close to 50 per cent of Indian children are subject to various ...

Leader Page Articles
LTTE uses air power to make a statement
By R. Hariharan

The air raid was perhaps a bid to shore up credibility, not only among its cadres but also among Tamils both at home and abroad.

News Analysis
A coup master's new dilemmas
By P.S. Suryanarayana

After toppling the controversial but charismatic Thaksin Shinawatra, Thailand's military ruler Sonthi Boonyaratglin cannot hope to avoid for long a democratic backlash.

Corrections and Clarifications
In "The outrage in Chattisgarh" (Editorial, March 17, 2007), it was stated that the tribal population in the State is 32.5 per cent of the total population. A reader wondered whether this was right as census 2001 quotes the figure of Scheduled ...

All this talk of multitasking
By Alice Wignall

Does it make you a more effective worker? Hardly. It just means more work.

Web video the new star of the newsroom
By Ian Reeves

Both newspapers and advertisers are waking up to the possibilities.

Five-year freeze needed on biofuels
By George Monbiot

Oil produced from plants sets up competition for food between cars and people. People - and the environment - will lose.

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