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Editorials Last mile in the nuclear deal There can be little question that the failure to reach agreement on the arrangements and procedures for reprocessing spent American fuel on Indian soil during Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s visit to the United States is a let-down. The ... The wages of exploitation The continuing uncertainties felt by Europe’s main ethnic minorities have been highlighted by a recent survey of Germans of Turkish descent. Like most European countries, Germany has an ethnically varied population. Among a total of 83 ... Leader Page Articles India’s strategy at Copenhagen By T. Jayaraman India should insist that developed nations take the lead with substantial emission reductions, in line with the IPCC recommendations. Any non-binding agreement committing all nations without distinction should be rejected. News Analysis 
Where style has trumped substanceBy Praveen Swami The modernisation programme for the Mumbai police is nowhere near giving the city the counter-terrorism capabilities it needs. Pakistan: two questions, multiple realities By Nirupama Subramanian A year after the Mumbai attacks, two questions have persisted: was the Inter-Services Intelligence or any other “elements” of the Pakistani state complicit in the attacks? If the ISI, which nurtured the Lashkar-e-Taiba to wage a proxy ... Harnessing Darwin to push an ancient intellectual centre to evolve By Michael Slackman It is not that Charles Darwin and the theory of evolution are unknown in Alexandria, Egypt. But even among those who profess to know something about the subject, the common understanding is that Darwin said man came from monkeys. Darwin, of ... Corrections and clarifications The ninth paragraph of an article “Coimbatore ryots give up paddy for cocoa” (“Science & Technology/Agriculture” page, November 26, 2009) should have been “In June 2007, the Horticulture and Plantation Crops ... 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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