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A reality check for David Cameron's India quest

Bhaskar Menon explains why for India it cannot be business as usual with the British. British Prime Minister David Cameron began his three-day visit to India by invoking the "huge ties" between the......

Carry on Mr Owaisi, you are a genuine secular leader

The way the system works here, it is difficult to think Akbaruddin Owaisi will be ever be punished for uttering those hateful words, laments Tarun VijayFinally, Akbaruddin Owaisi, the fragrance of......

Pranabda and the burden of two past Presidents

Unlike Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed and Giani Zail Singh, one hopes Pranab Mukherjee will do a better job when asked to 'preserve, protect and defend the Constitution', says T V R Shenoy. Pranab Mukherjee......

'US-India relationship has indeed been oversold'

George Perkovich, vice president, studies, and director, Nuclear Policy Programme, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, believes that with the United States-India nuclear deal in limbo, the......

'India should ensure implementation of N-deal with US'

A senior Obama administration official has said that Indian should ensure the full implementation of the India-United States civil nuclear deal and that New Delhi is aware about this but have not......

Tips on how to keep cyber attacks at bay

With Internet usage rising in India, the need for cyber security too is growing, says Ratnamala Dam Manna, Director, Security Technology, Symantec, while speaking to Senior Associate Editor Vicky......

Obama's chance to cement ties with India

When India's Congress party won an unexpected sweep in national elections on May 16 the Bombay Stock Exchange roared its approval, rising a record 17 per cent in just 55 seconds of trading.Why is......

Health covers: What you must know

Most people are quite confused between mediclaim and critical illness policies. Unlike mediclaim policies that have been around for a long time, very few people have a critical illness policy.......

Sexism row over Padma Lakshmi's bikini

A photograph of Padma Lakshmi -- actress, model and wife of writer Salman Rushdie -- that appeared on the cover of the Observer Food Monthly magazine and run as an advertisement in The Guardian has......

Competition minimum programme

I have just had the privilege of attending the fifth annual conference on Indian economic development organised by the Stanford Centre for International Development at Stanford University in Palo......

'Acid Factory is going to be one crazy ride'

The action man of Bollywood, Sanjay Gupta is back with another action flick. The writer-director known for his dark thrillers and his friendship with Sanjay Dutt [whom he formed a......

Khoya's Mishra chats with fans

Hislast film, Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi, opened to rave reviews. He even playeda villain in Madhur Bhandarkar's Traffic Signal.Meet director Sudhir Mishra, whose latest film, Khoya Khoya Chand is......

Rang de Basanti: More bouquets and brickbats

More readers have sent us their comments about Rang de Basanti. Again, a whole lot of praise for Aamir Khan and director Rakeysh Mehra. Another spoiler alert: Don't read the following comments if......

An Ode to the Men in Blue

Sanjay Jha, cricket writer and author of 11: Triumphs, Trials and Turbulence, pays an unusual tribute to Team India. They have bestowed on him several tags, masterfulThe Joy of Jharkhand, is......

No samba anymore!

Claude Arpi captures the fan's passion for football in these entertaining e-mails to Ivan Crasto, Rediff.com's Sports Editor. Read Claude's first e-mailHis secondHis thirdHis fourthHis 5th:......

'Unfair to Sachin'

Readers' responses toThe naked and the dead - Part 2:It was a very good article but I fail to understand why you missed bad umpiring I am sure the bad decisions played a very crucial role in the......

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Stop appeasing the dragon

The biggest shortcoming of all treaties signed with China since 1976 has been the absence of military advice in border policy-making. Even during... ...

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Writer kills self in Notre Dame Cathedral

Agence France-Presse PARIS, 22 MAY: France's far-right paid tribute to a writer and activist who shot himself dead in front of the altar of Paris's... ...

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Special representatives tasked for more measures

During the meeting with his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang on Monday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Special Representatives have been tasked... ...

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'Engineers of tomorrow will learn anthropology, sociology'

l learn architecture, anthropology, sociology The writer has posted comments on this article Hari Pulakkat Hari Pulakkat , ET Bureau | May 20,... ...

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A new phase in ties with Pakistan?

Nawaz Sharief's election for an unprecedented third time as Pakistan's prime minister has been welcomed by the Afghan government. Afghan President... ...

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