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Editorial
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Editorial
The last of the hitches, hopefully
How long will this drama drag on?
Only yesterday we asked the 14-party alliance to withdraw their siege programme and go full speed for the elections and today we are once again faced with another set of inexplicable delays.
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Editorial
Women arbiters settle disputes
Why not train up more such social workers?
It is refreshing to learn that trained women arbiters (shalishkars) are contributing their talent and skill in settling disputes at local levels.
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Post Breakfast
Better late than never
Muhammad Zamir
I wonder what the Hon'ble President and the Chief Adviser sees in his mirror when he looks at it for the first time every morning and for the last time every night.
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Between The Lines
The 'best of minds' and the 'teeming millions'
Kuldip Nayar writes from New Delhi
It was the last sitting of India's constituentassembly. The constit ution had been passed. Chairman Rajendra Prasad was saying goodbye to members.
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