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Editorials Kashmir's street war Eleven people have been killed so far this summer — one, a nine-year old child — in murderous clashes between police and protesters. Polemicists have cast the violence as a new intifada against Indian rule. It isn't, and that makes ... Water on Mars After several attempts, researchers have successfully studied the composition of Mars' northern ancient crust. Much like the southern crust, the various hydrated clay minerals, mostly Fe/Mg phyllosilicates, indicate a high likelihood of an ... Leader Page Articles Will Indians face a backlash in the U.S.? By Pranay Gupte There is a cultural defensiveness among many Indians, but they bring enterprise and energy to communities with their presence, and this works to everyone's benefit. News Analysis 
Nepal moves onBy Kanak Mani Dixit The next Prime Minister will have the task of providing political stability. The deadly ‘end game' for leaded petrol By David Leigh, Rob Evans and Mona Mahmood Lead dust harmed children's IQ. The chemical was outlawed in West 10 years ago. Angela Merkel, a wounded leader By Gavin Hewitt In the end Angela Merkel's candidate won: Christian Wulff, a party insider from the centre-right, is the new German president. But he only got it on the third and final round. It is rare in Germany's post-war history that a presidential ... Rich countries' emissions at record low By John Vidal Greenhouse gas emissions from rich countries fell a record 7 per cent in 2009 because of the recession, but the cut was entirely nullified by steep increases from fast-growing China and India, according to one of Europe's leading scientific ... Corrections and Clarifications It's Jaswant Singh. A sentence in the second paragraph of “Brinkmanship politics” (Editorial, June 30, 2010) said: “Insider Jawant Singh might have been floored by Nitin Gadkari's charm offensive, but external allies ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | Cinema Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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