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Editorials Pakistan’s failed purchase of peace Monday’s terror attack on police cadets near Lahore has made this much clear: Pakistan’s descent into the abyss has not been slowed by its efforts to buy peace with its Islamist enemies, terror groups that have increasingly become ... Persisting weakness The rupee’s recent depreciation against the dollar is attributed to two inter-related factors: the global economic crisis and the weakening macroeconomic fundamentals in India. The rupee, which fell below Rs.52 to the dollar a few weeks ... Leader Page Articles London summit’s burden of expectations By N. Ravi The London summit is expected to come up with concrete proposals to boost aggregate global demand, strengthen financial regulation and increase resources available for poorer countries. News Analysis India and the East Asian maritime domain By P.S. Suryanarayana Out-of-the-box questions will be relevant to the planned U.S.-India naval exercise off Japan towards April-end. Russian-American relations: new hopes By Vladimir Radyuhin The Barack Obama-Dmitry Medvedev meeting today may turn out to be more significant than the G20 summit. Corrections and clarifications * * The third paragraph of an article “Transcendent sounds” ( The Hindu -Magazine, March 29, 2009, Page 5) said that Tiruvaiyaru is the birthplace of the musician-saint Tyagaraja. The author, Rokus de Groot, says ... Letters to the Editor Interviews 
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