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Sai Baba, his life and legacy
In a country that has never been short of self-proclaimed godmen peddling spiritual succour with commercial motive, Sri Sathya Sai Baba, who passed away at the age of 84 at Puttaparthi in Andhra Pradesh on April 24, 2011, stands out as a rare ...

Get on with the job
The basic task of the joint drafting committee — to prepare a strong and credible Lokpal Bill — seems in danger of subversion by smear campaigns, loose talk, and backroom machinations. It is imperative that the principal objective ...

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Twenty-five years after Chernobyl
By Vladimir Radyuhin

Thanks to the global nuclear lobby's conspiracy, we still do not know the full truth about Chernobyl. We may never know the truth about Fukushima either.

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The Guantánamo Files
The Guantánamo Files are classified documents that open a window on a prison, nearly 10 years after its establishment.

Based on over 700 classified files
The articles published are based on more than 700 classified files on past and present detainees at the Guantánamo Bay prison, including the government's assessment of the dangers the individuals represent. The files are from February ...

A grim toll on mental health of prisoners
Almost 100 inmates at Guantánamo were diagnosed with psychiatric problems, while others regarded as troublemakers went on to kill themselves.

Five hundred-year-old book found
Book dealer Ken Sanders has seen a lot of nothing in his decades appraising “rare” finds pulled from attics and basements, storage sheds and closets. Sanders, who occasionally appraises items for PBS's Antiques Roadshow, ...

Corrections and Clarifications
* * In the Editorial Page article, “Rush in now, repent later” (April 25, 2011), a quotation in the third paragraph from the bottom was left unclosed. It should have read as: As the 16 leading nuclear… noted, “It ...

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