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The Generals and their labyrinth
The image of the Indian Army has been badly dented with a section of its top brass implicated in what has come to be known as the Sukhna land scam. The damage could have been mitigated had there been a clear signal from the Army that it was ...

Doctors for the villages
While a country like China devised practical ways to deliver healthcare to rural populations by deploying its band of ‘barefoot doctors’ from the 1960s in a transitional phase, and then went on to expand full-fledged medical education ...

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The working of the reset policy
By Vladimir Radyuhin

Notwithstanding the “reset” of the U.S.-Russia ties, the Obama administration is still committed to the policy of containment of Russia.

Op-Ed
Questions of judicial access
Is it the Supreme Court of India, or the Supreme Court for Indians?

Zardari may weather NRO crisis, but political instability continues
The situation is now ripe for a clash between the executive and the judiciary.

Can the idea of India pass the Thackeray test?
The Centre and the Maharashtra government must make it clear to the Shiv Sena that they will not be allowed to threaten Shah Rukh Khan with violence.

Over 4 million people in need of food assistance in southern Sudan: U.N.
The number of people in southern Sudan in need of food assistance has more than quadrupled from almost one million in 2009 to 4.3 million this year because of conflict and drought, the U.N. food agency said on Tuesday. WFP said in a ...

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