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TODAY'S EDITORIAL: Push It Through (17 May 01:40) |
| For the government, it's crunch time on the nuclear deal. |
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Faking It (17 May 01:40) |
| Up to one-fifth of medicines sold in India could be spurious. |
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LEADER ARTICLE: The Future Is Here (17 May 01:40) |
| Pros and cons of phasing out dictionaries. |
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Sixty years of failures (17 May 01:40) |
| As the state of Israel celebrates its 60th birthday, Palestinians remember the Nakbeh, or "catastrophe" — their story of dispossession, occupation and statelessness.
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BRIEF CASE: Dental Trauma (17 May 01:40) |
| I had never imagined she would expect me now and again, despite assuring me that the next sitting wouldn't be for another year.
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COUNTER VIEW: This is a dangerous decision (17 May 01:40) |
| Sportsmen are supposed to be people who will do anything to compete and to win. The public's larger-than-life perception of sports stars is being put to the test in the aftermath of Tuesday ... |
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VIEW: We must carry on with life (17 May 01:40) |
| In the wake of the blasts that shook Jaipur, the venue for the IPL match between Jaipur and Bangalore remains unchanged.
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TODAY'S EDITORIAL: Be Prepared (16 May 11:39) |
| Improve state of readiness and quality of response to disaster.
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On Their Account (16 May 11:39) |
| Job scheme has led to expansion of the formal banking sector. |
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LEADER ARTICLE: Watch Out For Pakistan (16 May 11:39) |
| Terror continues to come from across the border. |
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Don't waste time (16 May 11:39) |
| No Speaker in recent times has expressed as much concern as Chatterjee over the declining institutional standards in the Lok Sabha.
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SOTTO VOCE: Brand Kabaddi (16 May 11:39) |
| When people carp about the mountains of moolah that our cricketers are sitting on, and contrast it with the anthills built by other sportsmen, the comparisons are usually with hockey and foo... |
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Q&A: 'NREGS can strengthen grass-roots democracy' (16 May 11:39) |
| The National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS) now covers the entire country. |
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TODAY'S EDITORIAL: Cycles of Terror (15 May 01:23) |
| This time, India's Pink City is struck. |
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Oil Futures (15 May 01:23) |
| Rationing oil cannot address the larger issue. |
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LEADER ARTICLE: Striking At Will (15 May 01:23) |
| We must ensure security for soft targets. |
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MIND OPENER: Old Becomes New (15 May 01:23) |
| Any day now we should be hearing if Oscar Pistorius will be allowed to compete in the Beijing Olympics. |
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COUNTER VIEW: Stick to your turf (15 May 01:23) |
| Since the Planning Commission does not have jurisdiction over civil aviation matters, Praful Patel's reaction to Montek Singh Ahluwalia's outburst is entirely in order.
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VIEW: Don't shoot the messenger (15 May 01:23) |
| That the IGI terminal is a disaster pretending to be an international airport is evident to anybody who steps into it.
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SACRED SPACE: Pick Up The Needle (15 May 01:23) |
| Nothing good ever comes of violence. |
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TODAY'S EDITORIAL: What's Up Arjun? (14 May 01:48) |
| HRD minister reiterates loyalty to the Family. |
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Brakes on Industry (14 May 01:48) |
| Government shouldn't take economic growth for granted. |
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LEADER ARTICLE: A Garrison State (14 May 01:48) |
| At 60, peace remains elusive for Israel. |
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A negative balance sheet (14 May 01:48) |
| In another policy rupture, India also embraced the doctrine of nuclear deterrence, which it had for 50 years deplored as 'morally repugnant' and strategically irrational.
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BRIEF CASE: Walk and Learn (14 May 01:48) |
| I took to walking in the green precincts of the Ahmedabad cantonment since my brush with cycling ended with an accident necessitating knee surgery. |
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Q&A: 'We're becoming active choreographers of nature' (14 May 01:48) |
| Michio Kaku, co-founder of string field theory and professor of theoretical physics at City University, New York, talks to Narayani Ganesh about the future potential of cutting-edge science.... |
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SACRED SPACE: One Big Play (14 May 01:48) |
| The world's a theatre, the earth a stage, Which God and Nature do with actors fill. |
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TODAY'S EDITORIAL: For Strategic Autonomy (13 May 01:23) |
| Kalam puts up his hand in support of the nuclear deal. |
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Loss of Inheritance (13 May 01:23) |
| Restoration work ends up damaging monument. |
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LEADER ARTICLE: Don't Waste This Chance (13 May 01:23) |
| People are losing faith in Pakistan's politicians. |
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DEVIL'S ADVOCATE: Why Not Rahul? (13 May 01:23) |
| I don't understand the hostility to the idea of Rahul Gandhi becoming our next PM. |
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COUNTER VIEW: IPL will rob cricket of its intensity (13 May 01:23) |
| The IPL is a money-spinning machine that could finish off the Test format once and for all. |
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VIEW: You can't turn the clock back (13 May 01:23) |
| Ponting hopes that Aussie cricket fans would rather watch their country play than a handful of mostly retired Australians turn out for Indian clubs. |
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SACRED SPACE: Natural Calamities (13 May 01:23) |
| So Nature deals with us, and takes away our playthings one by one, and by the hand leads us to rest. |
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TODAY'S EDITORIAL: Get The Price Right (12 May 01:22) |
| For better inflation management, use the correct index
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Oil Change (12 May 01:22) |
| We need to start investing in more hybrid vehicles
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LEADER ARTICLE: An Unnecessary Burden (12 May 01:22) |
| It's imprudent for India to acquire a large nuclear arsenal
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United by force (12 May 01:22) |
| As China tom-toms its double-digit economic miracle, it fails to hide the fact that close to one billion people have been left behind to languish in poverty. |
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Q&A: 'Importance of music in cinema has been undermined' (12 May 01:22) |
| The new chairperson of the ailing National Film Development Corporation, Om Puri, is determined to give the job his best shot. Om, who's a war horse when it comes to NFDC's cinema, speaks to... |
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BRIEF CASE: A Wife for Mr Rushdie (12 May 01:22) |
| In passing his unique judgment, Rushdie seems to have erred on two counts. One, it's not true that girls want only a wedding. They want a henpecked husband too.
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SACRED SPACE: Your Choice (12 May 01:22) |
| The Gita recognises the individual's liberty and leaves the ultimate choice in the hands of the seeker. |
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TODAY'S EDITORIAL: For Freedom's Sake (10 May 02:01) |
| High court gives welcome relief to M F Husain. |
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Exit Policy (10 May 02:01) |
| SC ruling on AIIMS chief's tenure should make us rethink retirement age. |
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LEADER ARTICLE: Just Enjoy The Game (10 May 02:01) |
| In spite of the frills, IPL is still very much cricket. |
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Who is an intellectual? (10 May 02:01) |
| Everyone loves making lists and everyone loves reading lists. So list-makers, in theory at least, cannot fail. |
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BRIEF CASE: Paperless Pipe Dream (10 May 02:01) |
| In today's electronic age, 'books in bytes' are putting up a relentless battle against the predilection for papyrus. |
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VIEW: India has the potential to do it (10 May 02:01) |
| Addressing over 700 members of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) at a conference in the capital, management guru C K Prahalad outlined his vision of India at 75.
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COUNTER VIEW: Which country are you talking about? (10 May 02:01) |
| C K Prahalad must be the most optimistic man around to predict that India will have 10 Nobel laureates and 10 per cent of global trade by 2022.
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SACRED SPACE: Mother's Day Tomorrow (10 May 02:01) |
| God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers.
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TODAY'S EDITORIAL: Child, Interrupted (09 May 01:53) |
| Our record in health care for children is shameful. |
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