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Editorials Hell-bent on creating chaos The Bangladesh President, Iajuddin Ahmed, appears hell-bent on throwing the country into chaos. Mr. Ahmed, who heads the caretaker government, has the responsibility of ensuring that the parliamentary elections scheduled for January 22 are free ... A promising vaccine The outstanding results produced by a newly approved vaccine against cervical cancer raises hopes of sharply reducing the high levels of mortality and morbidity from this disease. The World Health Organisation views the availability of the ... Leader Page Articles Guantanamo Bay — a legal black hole By Mukul Sharma Guantanamo Bay is a symbol of U.S. abuse and injustice. None of the Guantanamo detainees has been granted prisoner of war status or brought before a competent tribunal to determine his status, as required by international law. News Analysis Charges dropped against Pinochet's widow By Jonathan Franklin A COURT has dropped charges against Augusto Pinochet's widow and two of his children who had been indicted as accomplices of Chile's late dictator over alleged tax evasion and the use of false passports. Lucia Hiriart and two of Pinochet's ... Corrections and Clarifications By deleting the first name and designation of the Somali premier, readers were left confused by the news item "Nothing to worry, says Premier" (January 5, 2007). It should have been "Nothing to worry, says Ali Mohammed Gedi". Also, the expression ... The high price of low-cost air travel By John Vidal Emissions from aircraft are nearly four times as dangerous as those at ground level. Letters to the Editor Interviews 
"India's spectacular diversity must be visible in its public spaces"Abusaleh Shariffis chief economist at the National Council of Applied Economic Research. In March 2005, he assumed a new role when he became member-secretary of the "Prime Minister's High Level Committee" (headed by Rajinder Sachar) appointed to stud y the "Social, Economic and Educational Status of the Muslim Community." In an interview, Dr. Shariff defends the committee's report and expands on its findings. Excerpts: Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Property Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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