Frontline Vol. 20 :: No. 09
April 26 - May 09, 2003

India's National Magazine
from the publishers of THE HINDU

Highlights

Cover Story

Wars yet to come
by Aijaz Ahmad
Political demise of a regime
by Sukumar Muralidharan
Reimposing the dollar hegemony
Parallels in the past
by Prakash Karat
The evil, the grotesque and U.S. official lies:
by Marc W. Herold
'Embedded' truth
by Kesava Menon
Scientists' protest
by R. Ramachandran
Loot, arson in museums
by Parvathi Menon

Party Affairs
Kerala: Congress(I) conflict
Samata Party close to a split

The States
Stopping Togadia
Mayawatis politics of vendetta
POTA against an Editor
Building hatred around Bhojshala
Fissures in Hizbul Mujahideen
A vow to avenge 1971
Call for peace from overseas
Interview: Mohammad Hafiz Said,
former chief of Lashkar-e-Toiba

Sri Lanka

N. Ram interviews Yasushi Akashi
A message from Washington
The foreign aid factor
by D.B.S. Jeyaraj
Chandrika Kumarantunga in India

World Affairs
Cuban crackdown on dissidents
Afghanistan: Back to the warlords
Partners in imperialism
by Mark Curtis
Liberals' triumph in Quebec
Canada's balancing act
by Eugene Correia

Society
Kerala - Images of harmony
by Peter Raine

Books
India's informal economy
review by Karin Kapadia
A wake-up call
review by Amulya Gopalakrishnan
A feast of an anthology
review by A.G. Noorani

Review Article
The state as a criminal
by A.G. Noorani

Art
K.G. Subramanyan retrospective
by Suneet Chopra

ICHR
Widening fissures

Social Issues
Parsis' concerns

National Security
Intelligence: Stalled reforms

Technology
INSAT-3A in orbit

Social Tension
Dalits' battle in a Punjab village

Organ Trade
A weak deterrent
Punjab: Police and a racket

Focus: The Mining Sector

Managing minerals
Interview: Union Minister
Ramesh Bais

Drought
Bad to worse in Rajasthan
Baran's call

Economic Perspectives
The volatile world of IT stocks
by C.P. Chandrasekhar

Public Health
The SARS epidemic
A reluctant battle against polio

Column
Bhaskar Ghose: For a theatre culture
K. Natwar Singh: Kow-towing to the United States
Praful Bidwai: A new, angry Pentagon colony
R.K. Raghavan: Complexities of policing Iraq
Jayati Ghosh: Sleaze-ridden capitalism

Also
The English Language
Letters


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