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Charge sheet in the time of elections
Despite some breakthroughs made in the criminal investigation into the 2G-spectrum allocation scam, the Central Bureau of Investigation has been unable or unwilling to go more than half steam in the charge sheet filed before the Special Court ...

Educating India
India's performance over the past decade on one key development indicator, literacy, is not bad at first glance. Data from the provisional population tables of Census 2011 show the ‘effective literacy rate' (the percentage of the ...

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Bangladesh: crisis of the Grameen Bank
By Haroon Habib

U.S. support for Muhammad Yunus is so strong that Dhaka may find a negotiated settlement to protect the Nobel Laureate's image and the independence of the Grameen Bank.

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Rethinking the Kabul engagement
By Suhasini Haidar

The Afghan landscape is changing and India must recognise the need for a trilateral talk that includes Pakistan, and revisit its stand on talks with the Taliban.

India's tryst with LDCs: Is it working?
By Rajiv Bhatia

Engaging the Least Developed Countries transcends our campaign for a permanent seat at the U.N. Security Council; it touches the very core of our national convictions.

Egypt-Tunisia football match ends as battle
By Jack Shenker

It was trailed as a sporting celebration of freedom over tyranny: clubs from north Africa's two revolutionary nations going head to head on the football pitch, just weeks after mass uprisings toppled dictators in both countries. It ended ...

Corrections and Clarifications
* * The promo (front page, April 4, 2011) of the report “Winds of change sweeping Tamil Nadu: Brinda Karat” was given as WINGS OF CHANGE IN TN. It should have been WINDS. The photocaption of the same report read “CPI(M) ...

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