Monthly Archives: July 2010

If there is a reason behind the madness with which Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi blew the dialogue with his Indian counterpart S.M. Krishna, we should look for it on the frontiers of that imploding nation. Not Indian Kashmir, but the western sector – Afghanistan, Iran, even Central Asia, … Read More →

A possibly weak Nuclear Liability Bill is not the only threat facing citizens who are now alert to the apocalyptic potential of environmental disasters like the Bhopal gas tragedy. As dangers of a delayed or inadequate monsoon loom large, it may be appropriate to rethink the wisdom of opening domestic … Read More →