December 10, 2005
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Saarc’s future hinges on Kashmir
THE myopic outlook of the member states of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) can be gauged from the fact that in its life of two decades only 13 conferences could be convened instead of a minimum of twenty.... 
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Staying winthin the region: View from India
CONFIDENCE-BUILDING measures undertaken by the governments of India and Pakistan have run their course. They have achieved what they were intended to accomplish. There is little doubt that the general mood...
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Factors behind Natwar’s exit
THE long-awaited reshuffle in the Indian cabinet had not led to the kind of changes many had expected. Instead, minor adjustments were made and major changes were postponed till after the Bihar election....
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The fall (and rise) of Dhaka
THE morning in Chittagong on December 16, 1971 was chilly. There was some fog, too. But people of all ages had begun to pour out from their homes since dawn and line up along the main trunk road from Dhaka....
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