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Wajahat Habibullah
‘There’s no question of public campaigns to choose the Chief Informati...

Monday 09 November, 2009

Wajahat Habibullah, Chief Information Commissioner, feels that civil servants have nothing to fear from the Right to Information Act. In this interview with The Indian Express Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta on NDTV 24x7’s Walk the Talk, Habibullah talks about his wo...
Shombitsengupta
Chinks in hygiene and civic responsibility

Sunday 08 November, 2009

About 2.5 billion people in the world have no access to safe sanitation, and half of South Asia suffers the indignity of open defecation....
Tavleensingh
The Home Minister needs enlightenment

Sunday 08 November, 2009

First, let me say that in my humble opinion the Home Minister is right to reach out to Muslims....
Meghnaddesai
The golden Hindustan

Sunday 08 November, 2009

There are certain historic moments—of glory and of humiliation in a nation’s life....
Solisorabjee
Tackling terrorism

Sunday 08 November, 2009

Coomikapoor
Preserving Raj relics

Sunday 08 November, 2009

Cabinet Secretary K M Chandrasekhar has cautioned ministries located in the North and South Block secretariat to preserve the heritage structures....
Bgverghese
‘Telling it as it is’

Saturday 07 November, 2009

Prabhash Joshi, media doyen and cricket lover, moves on....
Knatwarsingh
‘He had a vision which few civil servants have’

Saturday 07 November, 2009

Remembering Gopi Arora, a power in Rajiv’s PMO — and how India’s détente with China wouldn’t have happened without him....
Pareshrvaidya
Setting off a chain reaction

Saturday 07 November, 2009

Celebrating Homi Bhabha’s contributions to Indian science, on his birth centenary....
National Reconciliation Ordinance

Saturday 07 November, 2009

There was uproar in Pakistan’s political and media circles this week over the intended tabling of the controversial National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) in Parliament on Monday....
Vinoddhall
Going… going… gone

Friday 06 November, 2009

The spectrum allotment saga is back where it always belonged — at the centre of controversy. The Central Vigilance Commission has raised...
Rohitkumarsingh
Safety in numbers

Friday 06 November, 2009

The recently concluded Assembly elections in three states have put the focus back on the integrity of the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM).
L’affaire Madhu Koda

Friday 06 November, 2009

The big financial scandal allegedly involving the former Jharkhand Chief Minister, Madhu Koda, has resulted in editorial comments by many papers.
The hinge of history

Friday 06 November, 2009

Ever since June 15 in Tehran I’ve been asking the most alluring and treacherous of historical questions: “What if?”
‘I am glad that Darul Uloom issued a Fatwa against terrorism… a call t...

Thursday 05 November, 2009

It is a new experience for me to address a group of religious scholars and leaders. However, I am comforted by the fact that the invitation was genuinely...
Kunalpradhan
A taxi without wheels

Thursday 05 November, 2009

As the sun warmed the quiet winter air, the bowler running in, opening his shoulders, and sending the ball zipping past the batsman...
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