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Znet Article Tripathi: India's High-Stakes Foreign Policy

Znet Article, October, 12 2010 Deepak Tripathi
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Analysis of President Obama's forthcoming India visit in November 2010 and the evolution of Indian foreign policy over the last sixty years.

Znet Article Ali: India’s Arrivals And Departures

Znet Article, October, 06 2010 Mahir Ali
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It is not difficult to understand why Suresh Kalmadi attracted a huge cheer at the inauguration of the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi last Sunday when he declared, “India has arrived.”

Znet Article Raina: The Ayodhya Verdict

Znet Article, October, 04 2010 Badri Raina
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I agree with most that the honourable court seems to have with deliberation chosen to operate rather more like a problem-solver than a legal/juridical entity.

Zmag Article Sengupta: India's Games of Shame

Zmag Article, October, 03 2010 Mitu Sengupta
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The costs of elite-driven urban renewal and "beautification"

Zmag Article Raymond: The Verdict in Bhopal

Zmag Article, October, 01 2010 John Raymond
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A travesty of justice in the worst industrial accident

Znet Article Sarwar: Stop War, Play Tennis

Znet Article, September, 30 2010 Beena Sarwar
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Who would have predicted that an Indian and a Pakistani would team up for tennis doubles.

Znet Article Surya: The Betrayal of Kashmir

Znet Article, September, 30 2010 Radha Surya
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Defenseless or armed only with the ammunition of the powerless, the stone-pelting Kashmiri youngsters took on the lethal weapons of India’s paramilitary forces.

Znet Article Shapiro: Governing Kashmir: Critical Reflections on the Historical Present

Znet Article, September, 28 2010 Richard Shapiro
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The Indian state's refrain to the people of Kashmir is as follows: Indian rule of Kashmir is legitimate because India is a secular democratic republic, organized by rule of law and constitutionally guaranteed human rights.

Znet Article Raina: We abuse Ram when we spill blood in his name

Znet Article, September, 19 2010 Badri Raina
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One of my most soothing childhood memories is of my mother reading aloud the Ram Katha (the story of the ancient, mythical or not, King of Ayodhya).

Znet Article Roy: India is a corporate, Hindu state

Znet Article, September, 13 2010 Arundhati Roy
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At the end of a week when the Maoists have been on the front pages practically every day, we present a completely different perspective to that of the government's...

Znet Article Raina: What a piece of work is man

Znet Article, September, 13 2010 Badri Raina
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The Indian state displays its faculties of innovation and spending in the works it gets made at less than minimum wage, and, on the other side, plays the beast to man, woman, and child who have, alas, not inherited the pedigree of Renaissance Hum...

Znet Article Raina: So, What Colour Is Terror?

Znet Article, September, 01 2010 Badri Raina
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Currently, one of the “burning issues” on media channels here in India is what colour we may ascribe or not ascribe to terror. A conundrum, if there ever was one.

Znet Article Raina: Kashmir Now Or Never

Znet Article, August, 13 2010 Badri Raina
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If the prospect, that is, of the secession of the valley—since other parts of the state of Jammu & Kashmir desire, contrarily, not secession but more complete integration with the Union of India-- were not fraught with incalculable negative conse...

Znet Article Sainath: India's "Paid News" Scandal Blotted Out by Press Lords

Znet Article, August, 10 2010 P. Sainath
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Presented with a chance to make history, the Press Council of India has made a mess instead. The PCI has simply buckled at the knees before the challenge of 'Paid News.'

Znet Article Raman: Kashmir in Turmoil

Znet Article, August, 09 2010 Akhila Raman
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Kashmir Valley has been in turmoil over the past two months with tens of thousands taking to the streets in protest against killings of civilians by the Indian State which is seen as an occupying power by many of the people in Kashmir valley.

Znet Article Ali: Multiple Crises In Disaster Management

Znet Article, August, 03 2010 Mahir Ali
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IT’S somewhat odd that whereas there were any number of voices calling for President Asif Zardari to cancel his state visit to Britain on account of remarks made by Prime Minister David Cameron in Bangalore, hardly anyone bothered to suggest that ...

Znet Article Raina: The Nation at Stake

Znet Article, August, 01 2010 Badri Raina
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As the skeletons tumble in droves out of the house of horrors in Gujarat, right-wing Hindutva forces which now openly include the “main opposition Party” in parliament, the BJP, is up in arms at what it suits them to call a Congress-inspir...

Znet Article Mishra: When Extremes Meet

Znet Article, August, 01 2010 Girish Mishra
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The growth of Naxalites … is only more evidence of total breakdown of the delivery of public goods to the poor.

Znet Article Ali: Not Crushed, Merely Ignored

Znet Article, July, 23 2010 Tariq Ali
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Tariq Ali on the recent killings in Kashmir...

Znet Article Sanhati: The Political Economy Of Oil Prices In India

Znet Article, July, 22 2010 Sanhati
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Based on the recommendations of the Kirit Parikh Committee, the Government of India (GOI) on 25 June, 2010 announced the full deregulation of the prices of two crucial petroleum products: petrol and diesel.

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