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Editorials
Nepal's tryst with destiny
The formation of an interim government in Nepal with the participation of revolutionaries who, until recently, were engaged in an all-out war to overthrow the state is an event of historic political significance. In 1996, when the Maoists walked ...

Broad-basing computing
To millions of citizens who cannot afford an expensive personal computer, the early results of a pilot test of a low-cost networked PC, which uses a cable connection to hook up to the Internet, offer new hope to overcome digital deprivation. The ...

Leader Page Articles
An agonising time for the French
By Vaiju Naravane

Will they vote a woman to power or will they stick to the conservative or will the third man make it? Polls show almost half the population is undecided even as the first round of the presidential election is set for April 22.

News Analysis
Outrage at Spanish reality show
By Dale Fuchs

IT MAY be Europe's leader in plastic surgery, but Spain is aghast at a new reality show in which mostly women participants are given free tummy tucks, nose jobs, and other surgical interventions. Last week's debut of Cambio Radical has ...

Corrections and Clarifications
In "Inflation dilemmas" (Editorial, March 29, 2007), a sentence was "The Congress party's loss in the elections to the Uttaranchal and Punjab Assemblies is attributed primarily to the price rise." Uttaranchal should have been Uttarakhand. The new ...

Hutongs — repositories of a city's history
By Pallavi Aiyar

The narrow alleyways that represent an organic connection between Beijing's present and past are fast disappearing.

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