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Editorials Polypill: promise and problems Chronic ‘lifestyle’ diseases cause a huge number of premature deaths round the world. “Preventing Chronic Diseases: a vital investment,” a 2005 report of the World Health Organisation (WHO), estimated that global action to ... Reshaping the global order While the world braces itself for the worst economic performance since the Great Depression, the economic policies of the past few decades based on the assumption of infallibility of a self-correcting free market system are called into question ... Leader Page Articles Sajjad Lone’s search for ‘something’ By Praveen Swami Sajjad Gani Lone’s decision to contest the Lok Sabha election marks a decisive moment in Kashmiri secessionist politics. News Analysis Kosovo was a war for values By David Clark This conflict was not a dress rehearsal for Iraq. It was a case of western power used for a genuine humanitarian purpose. 
For young Japanese, it’s back to the farmBy Hiroko Tabuchi A motley group of unlikely farmers descended on the countryside in Yokoshibahikari one recent Sunday, fresh towels around their necks, shiny boots on their feet. “This is harder than it looks,” said Tatsunori Kobayashi, a ... Obama’s new broom in Latin America By Simon Tisdall Tidying up after George Bush is a difficult job — and his legacy could still hinder Barack Obama’s chances at the Summit of the Americas. Downturn hits schoolchildren By Dumeetha Luthra The effects of rising adult unemployment in the U.S. are being shared by schoolchildren. Sitting on uranium stockpile By Andrew Clark The rump of the bankrupt bank Lehman Brothers is sitting on a stockpile of 200,000 kg of uranium “yellowcake” which could be used to power a nuclear reactor or, theoretically, to make a bomb. Lehman’s potentially ... Corrections and clarifications It is the policy of The Hindu to correct significant errors as soon as possible. Please specify the edition (place of publication), date and page. The Readers’ Editor’s office can be contacted by ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | Cinema Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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