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Editorials
Small but significant step
The supplementary charge sheet in the 2G spectrum allocation case is a small but significant step for the Central Bureau of Investigation in what is clearly a difficult journey in pursuit of truth and justice. The first charge sheet kept out ...

Don't doom these temples, please
The border row between Thailand and Cambodia troublingly shows no sign of ending. The two countries have once again traded gunfire, this time near two 12th century temples in an area that is claimed by both sides. It is unclear who fired the ...

Leader Page Articles
Pakistan confronts U.S. Afghan strategy
By M.K. Bhadrakumar

The Pakistani military leadership wishes to draw a redline for the U.S.' covert operations so that Washington will be compelled to deal with militant Afghan groups through the single window of the ISI.

Op-Ed
Guantánamo Files: how Osama eluded his pursuers
The files throw new light on how al-Qaeda leaders fled a mountain hideout in Afghanistan as U.S. and British special forces closed in on it.

An alternative to nuclear power
Natural gas, the lesser evil among fossil fuels, is an attractive choice.

Congolese activist wins World Children's Prize
Congolese children's rights activist Murhabazi Namegabe has won the $100,000 World Children's Prize. The Stockholm-based award foundation, on April 26, cited Murhabazi's “dangerous struggle to free children forced to be child soldiers or ...

Corrections and Clarifications
* * In the Editorial, “Get on with the job” (April 26, 2011), there was a reference to the resignation threat by the Karnataka Lokayuta. It should have been Lokayukta. * * A mistake occurred while drafting the ...

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