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Editorials
G8 falls short on climate
The goal of the G8 countries outlined at the Hokkaido Toyako summit to reduce by half greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 is a woefully inadequate response to a grave environmental crisis. The scientific community has been hoping to see strong ...

Strategies to help the poor
The United Nations Development Programme’s latest report on “strategies to create value for all” highlights viable business models that advance overall human progress by including the poor. While the findings reflect the ...

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NEWS ANALYSIS
Parsing the India-specific safeguards agreement news analysis
By Siddharth Varadarajan

The draft text negotiated with the IAEA places the country mid-way between nuclear weapon states and non-nuclear weapon states in terms of its rights and obligations.

News Analysis
Corrections and clarifications
The second paragraph in “A highly improper step” (Editorial, July 11, 2008) was “Turning to the draft agreement itself, the 23-page text consists of three parts — a fairly detailed preamble, 130 ...

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“Coalition dharma means whatever is agreed upon in a common minimum programme should be implemented”
Top BJP leader and former Deputy Prime Minister Lal Krishna Advani answers N. Ram’s questions on the BJP’s electoral prospects; lessons learnt from 2004; coalition governance; Ayodhya; Gujarat 2002; his reputation as a hardliner; the intr a-parivar controversy over his Jinnah remarks in Pakistan; the explosive Amarnath Shrine land affair; combating terrorism; and the contemporary meaning of Hindutva. This is the concluding part of an in-depth interview given toThe Hinduat the residenc e of the Leader of the Opposition in New Delhi on Wednesday. The first part was published on July 11.




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