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Editorials Irrationally out of line Indian cricket has never had any kind of drug problem. But a bunch of hugely spoilt cricketers and a high and mighty Board of Control for Cricket in India have come together, in an ill-informed and irrational way, to challenge a crucial ... Changing contours of banking There is justifiable pride in the Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee’s statement that the nationalisation of scheduled commercial banks (SCBs), done in 1969, has helped the country mitigate the ill-effects of the global financial ... Leader Page Articles So, no more coups in Pakistan? By Nirupama Subramanian It is tempting to think that the July 31 verdict of the Pakistan Supreme Court will deter future coup-makers but history tells us otherwise. News Analysis Forest rights & implementation issues By Meena Menon Maharashtra’s efforts to enforce the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Rights) Act have brought forth many sticky issues. 
Dushanbe Four: a new regional equationBy Pyotr Goncharov The forum’s prime beneficiary is Tajikistan as it seeks to counter Iran’s growing regional ambitions. Investment bankers: film stars of the financial world? By Jill Treanor and Phillip Inman Banks compare their high-flyers to Hollywood stars to justify huge bonuses. Guantanamo: looking for the best among a series of bad options By Ewen MacAskill States in the U.S. mainland are wary of hosting the inmates, but they bring much-needed funds. Jobless graduate sues college By Daniel Nasaw Unemployed graduates around the world will be keeping a keen eye on a lawsuit in New York, as a former student tries to win back her tuition fees. Trina Thompson (27) has sued the college that granted her a diploma this spring, claiming ... Corrections and clarifications * The eleventh paragraph of a report “Musharraf’s Emergency declared unconstitutional” (August 1, 2009, page 1) said that “the order could affect as many as 90 judges , almost half the strength of ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Opportunities | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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