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Lessons from Guangzhou
India's record medal haul in the Asian Games, which follows a similar feat in the New Delhi Commonwealth Games in October, has provided the country with a fresh impetus to strive for sporting excellence. While the splendid efforts of some of ...

Checking the contagion
Even as Ireland braces itself to climb out of a deep, debt-burdened crisis, a comparison with Greece that had plunged into a crisis in May becomes inevitable. There are striking similarities between the two Euro zone economies. In terms of ...

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Welcome to the Matrix of the Indian state
By Siddharth Varadarajan

The Radia tapes reveal the networks and routers, the source codes and malware that bind the corporate and political establishments in India.

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Progress made on protecting sharks, say groups
An international conservation conference in Paris made progress on November 27 on protecting sharks but didn't do anything to save the Atlantic bluefin tuna, which has been severely overfished to feed the market for sushi in Japan, ...

Israel voting on detention centre for migrants
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged his Cabinet on November 28 to approve construction of a massive detention facility to hold thousands of Africans who have slipped illegally through the porous southern border with ...

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Education needs more incisive media coverage
Over time, the pluralistic Indian press, state-controlled radio, and in more recent times television have devoted substantial space and time to education. In the past decade, this coverage has become more extensive and, in some segments, more ...

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‘The azadi sentiment can never be killed'
Interview with Syed Ali Shah Geelani, All Parties Hurriyat Conference (G) leader.

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