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Vive Paris: From the Open Archives
Open has been consistent in writing about the ideas that shape the future and divide the present, and no idea concentrates the global mind as much as radical Islamism does today. Here we carry excerpts from the past pages of the magazine, and taken together, the following views by our first-rate contributors tell us that we haven’t travelled much from that horrifying day in January this year in Paris
Jihad Comes Close to Home
The news from Bangladesh should alert India to the threat from ISIS. It is real and immediate
THE TERROR FIELDS OF BENGAL
The investigation into a bomb blast in the town of Burdwan in West Bengal last month put the spotlight on a wider network of terror modules stretching beyond the border to Bangladesh. A report from the new dateline of terror
‘India gave enough time for the culprits to flee’
Former Swiss banker and whistleblower Rudolf Elmer says that black money from the subcontinent stashed away in Swiss banks is used for terror activities. Exclusive interview with Deputy Editor Ullekh NP
The Wisdom of Not Doing
On the fifth anniversary of the 26/11 attacks, a few thoughts on the Government’s response
Shields Against Terror
Village Defence Committees have played an important role in containing militancy in the Jammu region
How the Punjab Police Invented a Terror Outfit
After two deaths, tainted reputations and a final acquittal, a court awards Rs 10 lakh in compensation
The Question of Reasonable Doubt
The guilt of Afzal Guru was not as evident as the State would have you think. And his dubious execution may not be the last such case
Kashmir Too Owes ‘India’ an Answer
Even if Afzal Guru were not hanged, Kashmir’s integration with India would have remained patchy at best
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