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An opportunistic coalition
Past political animosities often melt away in the context of present political exigencies. Given the fragmented nature of the electoral verdict in Jharkhand, a post-election pact between the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Jharkhand Mukti ...

Saving the vultures
Vultures may not win mass support as candidates for aggressive wildlife conservation, but there is renewed concern that three endemic species of the critically endangered bird among the nine recorded in South Asia could perish without active ...

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South Asian agenda for Jammu & Kashmir
By Madanjeet Singh



News Analysis
In Pakistan’s uncertainty, all eyes on the Sindhi topi
By Nirupama Subramanian

There is speculation that if pressure grows on President Asif Ali Zardari to resign, the PPP may fall back on the “Sindh card” to mobilise political support for him.

Aam admi finds dal-roti out of reach in UPA’s second innings
By Gargi Parsai

More than the return of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government to power, the aam admi will remember the year 2009 for the back-breaking mehngai and the inability of the government to make dal-roti , sabzi ...

University branches in Dubai are struggling
By Tamar Lewin

The collapse of Dubai’s overheated economy has left the outposts of Michigan State University and the Rochester Institute of Technology in the United Arab Emirates struggling to attract enough qualified students to survive. In the last ...

New Zealanders donate billions of dollars
By — Xinhua

New Zealanders have given $1.8 billion to charity in the past year and have donated more than 1.3 million hours of work per week. The figures are based on the registration of charities seeking an exemption from paying tax on donations, ...

Corrections and clarifications
* * The third paragraph of a report “Molestation case was never brought to my notice, says Chautala” (December 26, 2009) said that Mr. Chautala came to power in 1993. Mr. Bhajan Lal was in power in this period ...

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