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Editorials Choosing the next President As the countdown begins for the election of the next President, the permutations and combinations within the electoral college — comprising the elected members of the two Houses of Parliament and the State legislatures — have found ... Readying for take-off A new firm, the National Aviation Company of India Limited (NACIL), will take shape in July, giving effect to the Government of India's decision to merge the two national carriers, Air India and Indian. Union Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel ... Leader Page Articles Where Islam jostles for political space By N. Ravi Turkey which has Europeanised itself without abandoning Islam is struggling to accommodate a newly resurgent political Islam within its secular state system. News Analysis Combating worker poverty By David Hencke BRITAIN'S LOWEST-PAID workers have enjoyed a bigger improvement in their standard of living since 2003 than those in any other European country, according to research by the European Trade Union Confederation. It shows that Gordon Brown and Tony ... Corrections and Clarifications In a report "We have nothing against Kalam, says Bardhan" (May 16, 2007), the sentence was: "Talking to presspersons here [Panaji, Goa], Mr. Bardhan [General Secretary of the Communist Party of India] stated that the Left has conveyed to the ... 
Farmer's diet worse than a convict'sBy P. Sainath Several women in Karnataka's Mandya district like Jayalakshmamma, whose husband committed suicide four years ago, still stand up to the unending pressure with incredible resilience. The dynamics of access to justice By V.R. Krishna Iyer An effective free legal aid system and speedy disposal of cases are ways to improve the present situation. The throwaway culture By Lucy Siegle It goes against the grain of a green life. But some disposables are breaking the mould. Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Education Plus | Book Review | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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