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Batting for India
Nobody expects professional cricketers to be heroic outside the playing field. They have too much of a job coping with the demands and stresses of the game, including the ever-present risk of injury, to be asked to handle the challenges and ...

Making sense of inflation figures
The decision of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs to change the periodicity of releasing the inflation data has been implemented from this month. The Wholesale Price Index (WPI)-based inflation figures are made available monthly, ...

Leader Page Articles
Another tryst: imagining India & Russia
By Alexander Kadakin

The time has come to implement the most daring plans. So dear to us are the flavours, sounds, and stories of the past. However, while cherishing them, we should not miss the wonderful chance of taking our relations forward, to a higher plateau.

News Analysis
Talent attracts talent
By Inder Verma

India needs more science hubs. It is their inhabitants who will determine the achievements which will make lasting contributions to society.

APEC interplay of charm and power
By P.S. Suryanarayana

America’s charm offensive and Chinese power will be key factors in determining the future shape of the Asia Pacific region.

Climate deal dithering threatens Green tech investment
By Damian Carrington

Without urgent progress which will stimulate funding for renewables, nations could be locked into high-carbon energy and transport technologies for decades, inflating another unsustainable economic bubble, say experts. Achim Steiner, ...

Karzai sounds firm in speech
By Jon Boone

The Afghan President does enough to appease the U.S. and its allies but takes a dig at British presence in the country.

Corrections and clarifications
* * The edited caption of a standalone AFP photograph (November 19, 2009, page 1) and titled “Significant Visit” said Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper was being offered a robe of honour (‘siropa’) by Akal ...

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