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Saturday, November 21, 2009

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First, tame the water thieves!

By N Raghuraman
If pilferage is checked, city can not only do without a water cut, but enjoy surplus supply.
November 21, 2009

In search of liquid gold

By Javed Gaya
Last week I was in Tuscany, a few miles north of Siena, at a guest house of one of the great vineyards, having a lunch to die for.
November 21, 2009

Bend it like Obama

By Venkatesan Vembu
The entire duration of his week-long tour to Asia was given over to projecting, that under his watch, the US wouldn’t conduct itself as a ‘beat cop’ policing the neighbourhood.
November 20, 2009

In healthcare, we can at best play catch-up with China

By Pillman
Dan Vasella, the chief executive of Swiss firm Novartis, which has been struggling for the last five years to secure the patent rights in India on Glivec.
November 20, 2009

Five-and-half yards of pure mischief

By Madhu Jain
The sari isn’t quite going the kimono way. But it seems to keep changing its status. I use the word status the way millions now use it on Facebook — the latest public confessional — to describe their state of being at that precise moment.
November 20, 2009

Fuel big bubbles

By Vivek Kaul
As a rule we favour capitalism in an expansion and socialism ina contraction. — George Cooper
November 19, 2009

The world outside the box

By Antara Dev Sen
The discomfort about pigeonholing identities has perhaps come to a head with a cult figure like Tendulkar taking a stand against the xenophobia.
November 19, 2009

Pink Panther strikes

By R Jagannathan
The Headley-Rana investigations seem unlikely to lead to anything substantial.
November 19, 2009

There’s nothing like the sun. By far

By R N Bhaskar
Blazoned right at the top is the statement, Within six hours deserts receive more energy from the sun than humankind consumes within a year.'
November 17, 2009

The winter of 1989 and the autumn of 2008

By Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr
Many in Europe are busy remembering the fall of communist regimes from Warsaw to Berlin to Budapest to Bucharest to Prague and Moscow in that memorable year of 1989, which also marked the bicentenary of the French Revolution and the fall of Bastille.
November 17, 2009
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