Arun Kumar Singh

Apr 26, 2010
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Arun Kumar Singh

Red alert for India

In 2010, India had a string of VIP visitors from the “big five” countries. First to arrive was British Prime Minister David Cameron in July.

Chemo for ‘Kashmir cancer’

On September 25, home minister P. Chidambaram made an announcement about an “eight-point solution” to deal with the Kashmir crisis.

Innovative China eyes seas

Ninety per cent of India’s commerce is by sea.

India needs an oil plug plan

The Indian electronic and print media, while concentrating on the terrible Bhopal gas tragedy has also been studiously following the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.

Countering the Maoist threat

India is haemorrhaging badly and may soon be in a coma, given the recent spate of headlines about scams — 2G spectrum scam, the Indian Premier League scam, Madhu Koda — and terror. The June 7 verdict on the Bhopal gas tragedy should reinforce the argument that Parliament urgently needs to pass a suitable liability bill to protect Indian interests. The tragedy of India is that common sense proposals are often overlooked due to ignorance, arrogance and zero accountability.

The Navy invented T20

Given the recent series of sensational cricket scams and spy stories, this article may appear to be boring, but it is relevant as it narrates how in 1989, at the height of the Liberation Tigers of Tam

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