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Editorials Mistimed and insensitive In a move that some describe as bold and others as callous, the central government has substantially raised the prices of petrol, diesel, kerosene, and LPG. It has also moved to a decontrolled price regime in the case of petrol and promised to ... Timeless tennis The rationale for introducing sudden death in sporting encounters is founded on the premise that viewers, particularly in this age of shrinking attention spans, tire of long-drawn-out encounters. In tennis, the tiebreaker — the ... Leader Page Articles The Kyrgyz crisis and regional security By M.K. Bhadrakumar For fear of repeating their respective “Afghan experiences,” Moscow and Washington remain chary of any direct military intervention in Kyrgyzstan. News Analysis Pope criticises police methods in raid on Belgian Church Pope Benedict XVI criticised on Sunday the “regrettable methods” of the Belgian police who raided a bishops' meeting as part of a paedophilia probe, as Brussels accused the Vatican of over-reacting. The pontiff's criticism of the ...
Growing awareness about environmentThe last column (“How The Hinducovered the 1984 Bhopal calamity”), published on June 21, 2010, has been well received. Referring to an observation made on the Three Mile Island accident and its aftermath in The Hindu'sleader on ... A line in the sand By Damien Cave The first time Dave Rauschkolb staged a rally against offshore drilling with people holding hands across the beach outside his restaurant in Seaside, Florida, barely anyone noticed. Four months and a colossal oil spill later, the second Hands ... Letters to the Editor Interviews
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