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Do not operationalise 123
Given the riders that accompanied the passage of the U.S.-India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement through Capitol Hill, there is no reason for the United Progressive Alliance government to feel euphoric about Wednesday evening’s 86-13 vote in ...

Squaring the vicious circle
The half-way point has been crossed and there is less cause for optimism that the laudable targets set under U.N.’s Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in 2000, aimed at reducing extreme poverty worldwide, will be reached meaningfully by ...

Leader Page Articles
Marriott bombing: a missed opportunity
By Nirupama Subramanian

The Pakistani nation is even more confused today about who it is fighting than it was seven years ago, when the “war on terror” began in the Musharraf regime.

News Analysis
Decoding the Manmohan Singh enigma
By Harish Khare

Do we really know Manmohan Singh as well as we think? The recently concluded visit to the United States and France provided a glimpse.

Different strokes of ‘nuclear diplomacy’
By P. S. Suryanarayana

The question is one of cheese and chalk — the ‘soft’ approach of East Asian members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group towards India and their ‘tough’ choices in ‘denuclearising’ North Korea now.

Of two papers and an elusive particle
By A. Rangarajan

Interview with Professors Francois Englert and Robert Brout .

Corrections and clarifications
A report “Anbumani to write to Prime Minister about scrapping of Article 377” (October 2, 2008) incorrectly referred to Article 377 of the Indian Penal Code in the heading, strapline and text. It should have been Section 377 ...

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