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'The peace process with Pakistan will continue'

'There is an understanding between the people of two countries that violence is not going to solve the Kashmir issue. A final understanding will take time,' says former national security adviser Brajesh Mishra.

Special: How the vote was won

Managing Editor Sheela Bhatt provides an inside view of the behind-the-scenes wheeling and dealing that culminated in the trust vote in India's Parliament last week

'Why do you say Maoists are not terrorists?'

'It's been a dream story'

'From one seat to a majority in the assembly in 20 years. The evolution of the BJP in Karnataka is a script in itself,' says Arun Jaitley, the party's strategist for the election.

'The Taliban have returned'

'Their offices are in Pakistan. Some of their hideouts are in Pakistan,' says Afghan envoy Masood Khalili.

'Musharraf's legacy will not be negative'

Dr Shirin M Mazari, an Islamabad-based analyst, speaks of terrorism and violence in Pakistan and what Pervez Musharraf's presidency has done for the country.

'There will always be disgruntled people'

'Terrorism creates suspicion among neighbours, suspicion among communities, which could be a major blow to India's otherwise widely hailed and widely recognized society'

The case for Sonia Gandhi

'We will go to war'

'India will give its land when it will be divided into many pieces,' warns former ISI chief Hamid Gul.

'Only the best are chosen'

Icon dead, legend is born

Former Foreign Secretary Romesh Bhandari talks about his friendship with Yasser Arafat.

'The Congress is no match for Modi'

'Modi is now realising what kind of damage he has done to his image after 2002,' says social activist Achyut Yagnik.

The dangers in Afghanistan

'This is not a simple enemy. It has an organisation and money spread all over the world. It has 3,000, 4,000 suicide bombers,' says Afghan Ambassador Masood Khalili.

'Americans are not occupiers'

'Afghanistan needs not to be abandoned, not to be forgotten,' says Afghan ambassador Masood Khalili.

Kargil: Lessons to be learnt

'Bus is a good CBM for Kashmiris'

'It will be helpful towards the solution of the Kashmir problem,' Pakistan High Commissioner A A Khan \ntells Sheela Bhatt.

The Talented Mr Modi

'Dialogue, no cover to abandon national interest'

'I see no difficulty in talks with Pakistan'

'We want to tell NRIs we care'

'We are keeping in mind that knowledge is more important than money.'

'Tendulkar and Dravid have strong minds'

In the second part of his interview with Managing Editor Sheela Bhatt, Ashwell Prince talks about his fitness regimen, Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid.

'The domestic violence law restores equality'

'People take decisions on the Qu'ran'

A new Pakistan?

'Afghanistan couldn't be captured'

'I told the Indian foreign office, whether you recognise Kabul or not, we will fight to the last and return to the gates of Kabul,' recalls Afghan Ambassador Masood Khalili.

Sonia: The road ahead

'The teachers in Pakistan are pro-jihad'

'India has most undemocratic economic structures'

'In India there is so much exploitation because of capitalism,' says CPI-M Politburo member Brinda Karat.

Why does Modi look invincible?

'India should display some flexibility na?'

'Govt of India should stop harping that Kashmir is an integral part of India. They should come out open with their ideas. '

'By 2020 we should become a developed country'

'This is an unjust war'

'To get control over world affairs Americans need to fight many wars. But American soldiers are not ready to die,' says the Iraqi ambassador.

'America will have to fight us in the streets'

'America's survival depends on war. It requires the control of Iraq to inject new blood in its ailing economy,' Salah Al-Mukhtar, Iraq's ambassador to India.