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Jaithirth Rao

Jaithirth Rao

Cops without borders

Investigating terrorist crimes may not be as simple as just setting up a new agency

When they come again

It will happen again. And soon. Probably in another Indian city. The objectives of the terrorists are clear. One, weaken India’s economy which has bee

President Change

Virginia was the intellectual centre of the old South, of slavery, segregation and the doctrines of racial divisiveness. And now, 143 years after the

A new class theory

My daughter called me sounding upset. She had come across a press report that India’s teachers are angry because...
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It ain’t broke

Avoid the wrong lesson from the financial crisis

Cheques and balances

This is verily the Autumn of Discontent for American Financial Capitalism if not for America itself.

With all due respect

I came across a news item that the government of the friendly country Switzerland is opposed to India engaging in nuclear commerce...

India won’t, can’t give up

The text of a speech the prime minister should give on Jammu and Kashmir, addressing the people of the state.

The I(ndia)-Phone

What Apple needs to know about us as it brings us its iconic product

Police stations, reloaded

Our electronic media finds it fashionable and useful (apropos of TRP ratings) to criticise India’s police and intelligence services after every terror

The ghost of '74

Everyone is focused on how important nuclear energy is going to be in the future and that’s the stated reason why we need the agreements with the Unit

Do we need a foreign policy?

Dear prime minister, here’s some advice on how to deal with your critics

Those empires of carbon

The King of Saudi Arabia is an honourable man. He has come out against high oil prices despite the fact that these very prices...

Ben saved the Bear

As soon as I got back from my one-week visit to New York, despite pleas of jet-lag, everyone wants to know my instant...

The way of the tiger

One of the most heartrending moments in the Ramayana is the tragic death of Jataayu, the vulture-king, in his vain attempt to defend Sita as she is be

Food in mouth problem

Understand the Indian farmer, only then can you have the luxury of railing against American presidents.

Caste by another name

Ignore it and you ignore what is an overwhelming social reality in India.

Two cheers for democracy

See the quotas demand as a political movement with a natural trajectory

How he found & lost India

Has this country really changed so much, or is it just Naipaul?

How to kill a tiger

And keep the species thriving in the wild by breeding it in captivity for body parts

That old market for votes

Sixty thousand crores means a lot of money even in these ‘inflated’ times. In the pursuit of the votes of farmers...

Follow every pug mark

Document well, good citizens, we may be the last generation to see the tiger roaming wild

Conservatism's centre

John McCain seems to be the inevitable candidate of the Republican Party in the US.

Best of bad choices

Two years after the rural job scheme began, the report card is more optimistically mixed than is obvious.

Phiphty-phiphty nation

A person’s 60th birthday is very significant according to our ancient Sanskrit texts.
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