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Editorials Behind the Madurai tragedy Accidents are, almost by definition, preventable. Strict adherence to and tough enforcement of well-conceived rules and regulations can go a long way in prevention. But what the explosion in a fire cracker unit near Madurai in Tamil Nadu, which ... A critically important area In the context of India’s ever widening physical and social infrastructure deficit, there were high expectations that the Finance Minister would give a fillip to the sector in the budget. In view of the economic downturn and the need for a ... Leader Page Articles To translate promises into action By Supriya Sule The progress with respect to the Millennium Development Goals has been halting in India. The time to act is now. News Analysis 
Migrants: home not so sweet homeBy P. Sainath “The media write about drought and starvation in Orissa, the channels show a grim picture of agriculture here — and our employers in Gujarat use this to depress our wages,” says Bikala Swain reproachfully. “The malik ... Are big pharma companies delaying cheaper drugs? By Ian Traynor EU seized record number of fake goods in 2008 The European Union (EU) seized a record 178 million articles of counterfeit goods at its borders in 2008, an increase of 126 per cent compared to 2007, the European Commission said on Thursday. About 20 million articles, or 11 per cent, ... Corrections and clarifications The last paragraph in a report “Left parties will meet to promote unity” (July 8, 2009) was “Admitting that they did not function properly as a front, he [CPI General Secretary A.B. Bardhan] said voters were alienated ... Letters to the Editor Interviews 
The faith to cope with conflictsSpeaking exclusively toThe Hindu, former British Prime MinisterTony Blairspells out the driving principles behind his new international roles and missions. 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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