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Editorials Constructive opportunity The Bush administration has bowed to reason and common sense in agreeing to join Iran and Syria at a regional conference aimed at stabilising Iraq. The conference, the first of its kind to be held inside or outside Iraq since the United States's ... What about money for science? With loud demands for more governmental funding and less taxation ringing in their ears, Finance Ministers sitting down to prepare the budget tend to have little time and attention for the needs of science. From time to time, budget speeches do a ... Leader Page Articles Opening western minds to international crosswinds By Ramesh Thakur Why do the major newspapers not organise a reciprocal exchange of columns we will publish as many of your articles per month as you take of ours? News Analysis Divers discover huge underground river By Jo Tuckman CAVE DIVERS in Mexico have discovered what they claim is the world's largest submerged cave system effectively an underground river beneath Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Stephen Bogaerts and Robbie Schmittner had spent four years ... Corrections and Clarifications In an AFP report "Age cannot wither [Sanath] Jayasuriya" ("Sport", March 1, 2007), published in some editions, it should have been stated that Jayasuriya has completed 10,000 ODI runs , and not overs. In The Hindu Crossword 8849 ...
Macau Las Vegas of the eastBy Pallavi Aiyar In 2006, Macau overtook the Las Vegas strip in gambling revenues when its 24 casinos raked in $6.9 billion. Between 2002 and 2006 some $25 billion in foreign investment streamed into Macau. The foreign direct investment into India in 2005 was $5.5 bi llion. Russia increasing role in Middle East By Vladimir Radyuhin Moscow hosts Hamas political boss for the second time in a year. A bit of unacknowledged borrowing At a time plagiarism has become a major problem in academia as well as journalism round the world, it is interesting that the Indian Ministry of Finance's Economic Survey 2006-07 has borrowed, without acknowledgement and more or less ... Letters to the Editor 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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