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India
Blind in Dantewada
The standout feature of the State’s battle against Maoism is botched-up police action
Ostracised for Demanding Information
The courageous struggle of three women to expose corruption in a remote Meghalaya village, even as long-protected tribal traditions begin to be held to account by the Right to Information
Nonsense
There is no better word for the claim that Anna Hazare’s anti-corruption movement is ‘apolitical’
Orwell’s 1984: Starring the Sori Family
The absurdity of India’s fight against the Maoist insurgency
The Bal Thackeray Whimper
Unless the ageing leader pulls off a surprise this Dussehra, the Shiv Sena could well be history soon
Don’t Count Him Out Ever
Make no mistake, no one other than a Nehru-Gandhi has ever got the better of Pranabda in a battle within the Congress
Telangana at Every Corner
As the cause begins to dominate the region’s cultural life, the Centre should admit that there is no getting away from the issue
Why Vajpayee Still Looms Large
The BJP has no dearth of leaders, but none who can lead it to another stint in power
The Return of Telangana
The latest round of pro-Telangana agitations has left the Andhra Pradesh administration completely paralysed
Married to My Rapist
There are places in India where rape is grounds for marriage. In some villages in Murshidabad, for example
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