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After Patil
There was a startling swiftness with which Home Minister Shivraj Patil’s resignation came on Sunday. As a token of accountability, it was apt, especially with the indication that more resignations and transfers could follow. This newspaper has been sharply critical of Patil for his pathetic internal security record as home minister. But there was no vicarious satisfaction to be gained by his exit when it finally came. It is the least that could happen after what’s been possibly India’s deadliest terrorist strike, one that revealed gro...
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Monday , 1 December '08

When they come again

It will happen again. And soon. Probably in another Indian city. The objectives of the terrorists are clear. One, weaken India’s economy which has been robust in the recent past, giving hope that poverty can and will be eliminated in our lifetimes.
Monday , 1 December '08

A tale of two crises

As the focus shifts from Operation Black Tornado to the predictable bickering at home, Manmohan Singh faces an even bigger challenge on the diplomatic front. He has already pointed a finger at the militant groups operating in Pakistan and warned Islamabad that it will have to pay if it can’t stop the extremists operating on its soil.
Monday , 1 December '08

World class

Through this time of uncertainty, nobody in India has needed to ask one particular question: why Mumbai? That answer is known.
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Monday , 1 December '08

Ordinary grace

The Mumbai nightmare is over. Or is it just beginning, as we grapple with the full extent of loss? In the coming days, the abstract horror of the spectacle we just witnessed will gave way to individual, heartbreaking stories.
Monday , 1 December '08

It could happen anywhere

On Thursday afternoon, events at Mumbai Chabad House took a dramatic turn. Indian security forces, in a strategy reminiscent of Russian operations in the face of similar kidnappings, are not allotting time to negotiate with the terrorists.
Tuesday , 11 November '08

Last overs

Test cricket will never be as dramatic as it was with Sourav Ganguly
Tuesday , 4 November '08

Many good turns

Little differences can mean a lot. When Anil Kumble was first chosen for the Indian team - 18 years ago...
Tuesday , 11 November '08

The audacity of restraint

Barack Obama will have to guard against his party’s liberal interventionists
Wednesday , 5 November '08

Surprise us

The American president-elect will have to hit the ground running
Tuesday , 4 November '08

Clear as liquid

The package announced by the RBI this weekend will go quite a way in easing rupee liquidity in the coming days.
Wednesday , 29 October '08

Week words

Time’s passing. Why are attempts at international restructuring delayed?
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