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Editorials Ceasefire in Gaza The ceasefire that took effect in the Gaza Strip on January 18 seems to be holding better than expected but the possibility of renewed conflict is strong. For one thing, the political reality in this slice of territory has not changed ... Credibility under threat Even as investigations at different levels are going on at Satyam to determine culpability in the massive accounting fraud, it needs to be examined how corporate governance could be brought to so total a collapse. Going by Ramalinga Raju’s ... Leader Page Articles Swat: lessons from a militant takeover By Nirupama Subramanian The big lesson from Swat is: setting up religious groups and sponsoring their jihad is one thing, and hoping to bring these groups back under control is quite another. News Analysis Looks like Prabakaran’s last battle By R. Hariharan As the Sri Lanka security forces move in for what they promise to be the closing call on the Tigers, Prabakaran’s dream of a Tamil Eelam looks farther than ever before. Oil price fall hits green energy By Terry Macalister BP’s green energy arm is under pressure from plunging oil prices and the credit crunch, its chief executive admitted on Monday. Vivienne Cox, chief executive of BP Alternative Energy, said it would be “foolish” to deny it was ... Corrections and Clarifications The name of the Sri Lankan Army Chief is Sarath Fonseka and not Fonsenka as mentioned in a report (heading and text) “LTTE confined to a small jungle: Fonsenka” (“International” page, January 19, 2009). Lt. ... 
Rahman and the OscarBy Sashi Kumar Slumdog Millionaire, despite its share of conflict of sensibility moments, has a homegrown quality about it. The one strong independent element that, in separate but equal measure, adds to the feisty tone and tenor of the film is A. R. Rahman’s musical score. Cultural chasms and societal ills By Arvind Sivaramakrishnan The continuing incidence of forced marriages among South Asian groups in the U.K. points to persisting social fault-lines. Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Opportunities | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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