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Af-Pak: The Gathering Storm
Ninad D. Sheth
America’s Afghanistan surge is doomed from the start with a time-ticker hovering over it. But a solution may lie in carving out a Pashtoon nation
From Bullet to Ballot
Old rivalries resurface as Naxals face poll challenges from within their ranks. The Jharkhand election could determine the future of Naxalism.
Presidency’s Perestroika
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee’s proposal to turn this college into a university is being opposed, predictably, by Bengal’s communist ancien regime.
Cloak and Stagger
The effort to enforce accountability upon India’s Judiciary is in danger of stalling. A look at what’s taking so awfully long.
God Has Left Politics
There’s proof Indians are becoming more religious. Yet the days of politics based on religion seem to be over. What happened?
India This Week
Punjab: Where Violence Begets Violence; Congress Fights Hard for UP; When the Forces are not with Chidambaram; Why Only Narsimha Rao; Losing Control of the Telangana Movement?
The Halal Way to World Peace
He is India’s most voluble Muslim on television today. Just who is Dr Zakir Naik?
Grow Emus, Young Man
The national bird of Australia is busy making babies in Indian poultry farms. And they are not here to be slaughtered, not for 10 more years at least.
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