Perspective
Remember the gaam
Relations began to sour between historically united groups in a neighbourhood of Ahmedabad after 'outsiders' arrived.
Swara Bhaskar | Nov 01, 2005
Rice and sovereignty
The grain that sustains more than half of the world's population may soon be owned and controlled by a private company.
Devinder Sharma | Mar 13, 2004
A Subcontinental free trade utopia
SAFTA has been hyped following the SAARC summit, but will it only help the trader and not the people? And what of services?
Joe Thomas K | Jan 01, 2004
An election at JNU
The elections for the students' union at Jawaharlal Nehru University pits Hindutva against the Congress against the Marxists against the Marxists Leninists. It is all very civilised, still, the feelings run deeper in South Delhi.
Andrew Nash | Dec 01, 2003
Crisis beyond legality
Will constitutional amendment provide for the social and political needs of the Nepali people and polity? Or a new constitution? And by what procedure?
Hari Roka | Nov 01, 2003
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