Global warming: Countdown to Copenhagen
That sinking feeling
Understanding climate change and security and exploring the intersection between the two will be vital to peace and stability in South Asia, writes Uttam Kumar Sinha.
Maha Bharat
Kindly do not adjust
Shutting out events is something we do particularly well in India. That is why we find it so hard to apologise. Samar Halarnkar examines...
Of style and substance
Indiraji, in a maroon silk sari with a gold border, was elegance personified. She had an immaculate dressing sense and favoured traditional handlooms and silks, with beautiful textures, vibrant contrasts and weaves, writes Shahnaz Husain.

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Election fever grips Iran
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad flashes the victory sign with an ink-stained finger as he holds up his identity card at a polling station in Tehran. Iranians poured into polling stations to vote in the country's presidential race with incumbent hardliner Ahmadinejad facing a tough challenge fromex-premier Mir Hossein Mousavi.

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Between the lines
A blanket ban on sting operations would be unconstitutional. No Indian court will ignore the material in support of the sting, writes AG Noorani.

 
Potato farmers peeved
A poor produce this year and lack of access to cold storage facilities have been disastrous for West Bengal’s small potato farmers, reports Snigdhendu Bhattacharya. See graphics
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Opening their own closet

Five officials, four IAS and an IPS, have declared their assets in Uttar Pradesh. Will it trigger a campaign for uprightness among officers, as the judiciary just witnessed? asks Neelesh Misra.

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