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Terrorism, lies and the US

No evidence of a link between Iraq and al Qaida has been uncovered

The US commission investigating the terrorist attacks in the United States of America in 2001 has said, in clear terms, that there was never any evidence of a link between Iraq and al Qaida. This is a crucially important statement, because it exposes... | Read..

Letters to the Editor

Who is the darkest of them all?

Sir — That mainstream Hindi cinema is quite blatantly biased in favour of “fair” women is old hat ( ... | Read..

Guns blazing

Sir — The Ahmedabad police seems to be as fond of fake encounters as the Mumbai police... | Read..

EDITORIAL

CRYING HALT

Hartals have long become a byword for politics in Bangladesh, much like the bandhs in West Bengal. Politicians ...| Read..

VAT FOR TAX

Several deadlines have already been missed for value added tax. Is the new deadline of April 1, 2005, believable? Some states...| Read..

HERITAGE MATTERS

Teach the wonder that was India

There is so much “to do” in the new government about the national curriculum and rewriting the NCERT textbooks. There is a st... | Read..

OPED

Noises after a quiet revolution

On August 11, 2003, Charles Taylor, president of the west African state of Liberia, handed over power to his vice-president, Moses Blah... | Read..

SCRIPSI

What do the facts we know about a man amount to? Only two things we can know of him, and this by pure soul-intuition: we can know if he is true to the flame of life and love which is inside his heart, or if he is false to it. — D.H. LAWRENCE