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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| Avoiding civil war |
| The government must assuage the doubts Nandigram has raised |
| “Brand Buddha” used to be fashionable last year. A burgeoning middle-class market for nourishing a baby Asian tiger was being promised by one-time hard-line communists, latecomers to social democracy. All had to be fine in the state of West Bengal, s... | Read.. |
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| Easy way out |
| Sir — The prime minister, Manmohan Singh, is seeking re-election for the Rajya Sabha in order to re ... | Read.. |
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| Parting shot |
| Sir — Indian politicians can take lessons from Bangladesh’s Nobel peace prize winner, Mohammed Yunu ... | Read.. |
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| DAMAGE CONTROL |
| Mankind has sinned against nature. This was irrefutably proved earlier this year by the first part of the latest assessment r...| Read.. |
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| American is the language in which people say what they mean as Italian is the language in which they say what they feel. English is the language in which what a character means or feels has to be deduced from what he or she says, which may be quite the opposite. — JOHN MORTIMER |
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