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Editorials
Not so much of a liability now
In its final form as legislated, the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Bill, 2010 represents an improvement over the government's initial and intermediate drafts. Weaknesses remain but Parliament has done well to exclude private nuclear ...

Guantánamo horrors
The United States faces severe problems in attempting to avoid federal trials for Guantánamo Bay detainees. The very first case is that of Omar Khadr, a Canadian now aged 23. He was inducted by his father into al-Qaeda at the age of 15; ...

Leader Page Articles
The slippery slope of corruption
By Prabhudev Konana

Greater transparency, accountability, enforcement, and self-governance are essential to control the malaise.

News Analysis
Now, paid greetings from local dons
By Mrinal Pande

Instances of gangsters placing full-page goodwill advertisements in some newspapers point to fault lines and fissures that have developed on the media scene over time.

India and the Kantipur saga
By Prashant Jha

New Delhi is ranged against not only Nepal's biggest political party but also its largest media house.

Doctors heed call for medical books for Afghanistan
By Irene M. Wielawski

Factions of the Taliban singled out medical texts for destruction.

Corrections and Clarifications
The report, “SAIL's multi-pronged strategy to become cost-competitive” (Business, August 23, 2010), refers to an output target of 60 million kg by 2020 and capacity expansion to 23.8 million kg. The figures should have been ...

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