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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Taking the lead |
| Gujarat set the pace of disaster management in India |
| In the aftermath of the December 26 tsunami that devastated communities along the coast of Tamil Nadu and in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, there has been a spirited debate over India's disaster management capabilities. The government of India's un... | Read.. |
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| Over their bodies |
| Sir ' When it comes to electioneering, no one can do it like Bihar. So while parents beat their che ... | Read.. |
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| Tread carefully |
| Sir ' It was horrifying to read about passengers being pushed out of the train by jawans, re ... | Read.. |
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| HOPE FLOATS |
| While the wrath of the tsunami was saddening, it did not dishearten. This comment, at the beginning of the president's Republ...| Read.. |
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| ROUTINE PLEDGE |
| Election manifestos in India read like fairy tales. Since competitive populism is the name of the game, the parties try to ou...| Read.. |
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| Across troubled waters |
| So, for the second time in seven months, China's hostages are back safe and sound from Iraq, but, like the Indian hostages wh... | Read.. |
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| Marketing is essentially about feeding the poop back to diners fast enough to make them think they're still getting real food. ' DOUGLAS COUPLAND |
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