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Editorials Hyping up science Science when hyped loses credibility. Two separate incidents in a span of three weeks show how scientists who hype up and sensationalise their work end up diluting the significance of their discovery. In a paper published online in the Science ... Our cotton, their onions India's reported willingness to relax its ceiling on cotton exports to accommodate the Pakistani demand for the commodity if Pakistan will permit the overland export of onions is a welcome development. The floods in Pakistan affected some ... Leader Page Articles Chilling picture of crime & corruption By Vladimir Radyuhin Crime syndicates born out of the corruption-ridden privatisation of the 1990s have not only survived but also developed close ties with the law-enforcement agencies in Russia. News Analysis 
Back to the politics of rhetoricBy Shujaat Bukhari The BJP has made an about-turn on Kashmir. In the process, it has discarded the Vajpayee-led initiatives of 2000 to address the issue. 
Discontent in the Arab worldBy Simon Tisdall Sloan Digital Sky Survey captures universe in detail By Alok Jha Astronomers release SDSS-III, the most detailed digital picture of the universe ever produced. Buddha birthplace: archaeological survey begins in Nepal By — Xinhua An international team of archaeologists has begun a three-year survey of the archaeological vestiges in Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautama Buddha, in southern Nepal. According to The Himalayan Times, the team, which also includes experts from ... 
Korean factories to become Haiti's top employerBy Jonathan M. Katz As former U.S. President Bill Clinton looked on, Haiti's government signed a deal on January 11 with a South Korean garment manufacturer to create an industrial park that will export clothing to the United States. The deal on the eve of ... Corrections and Clarifications * * With reference to the news report, “Reprocessing of spent fuel key to nuclear power programme: Manmohan” (January 8, 2011), the correspondent clarifies: The first spent fuel reprocessing plant for fuel from a research reactor ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Sci Tech | NXg | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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