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Editorials A law that's past its use-by date If the armed forces are going to be used within the country to deal with insurgencies and other serious internal disturbances, it is reasonable to expect that they must have the right to use force. But the requirements of democracy and even ... Human costs of recession Three years after the world suffered its biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Labour Organisation (ILO), have come out with two significant messages. ... Leader Page Articles Two epoch-making verdicts By Haroon Habib The supreme judiciary in Bangladesh has made it clear that martial law has no place in a civilised country that has a Constitution. News Analysis Economies kept afloat by laundered cash By Jonathan Freedland Until we find the political will, the establishment will be happy to ignore the dirty crimes behind today's dazzling fortunes. OUT OF LONDON South Asian literature festival — more old wine in new bottle? By Hasan Suroor As Frankfurt gears up for its annual gathering of publishers from around the world, the Frankfurt Book Fair, London is being promised what its organisers claim will be Britain's “first major event celebrating the rich and varied cultures ... Afghanistan: U.S. troops ‘killed civilians for sport' By Chris McGreal Soldiers face trial over secret ‘kill team' which allegedly committed murders. U.S. First Lady asks Congress to join childhood obesity fight By Campbell Robertson Her ‘Let's Move!' campaign looks at physical exercise and making the food in schools more nutritious. 
Rare stamps to be auctioned in Hong KongA batch of rare Chinese and Asian stamps with an estimated value of over 20 billion HK dollars is set to be auctioned in Hong Kong by Zurich Asia this weekend, according to a release by this leading stamp auction house. Items include an ... Corrections and Clarifications * * The Sport Page report, “Ravikant Shukla's brilliant knock puts IOC in final” (September 7, 2010), said Amit Dani scored 49 (n.o.) while the scoreboard put the tally at 41. The scoreboard figure is incorrect. * * It was ... 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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