THE
PIONEER

1. JUST SHOOT, DON’T
   TALK
2. NO CRISIS
   MANAGEMENT
3. STATE MUST WIN THIS BATTLE -
   JOGINDER SINGH
4. PM FORGETS HIS RAJ DHARMA - TRINA
   JOSHI
5. TERRORISM IN A NEW GUISE - B
   RAMAN
6. NO TIME FOR REAL ISSUES - SHIKHA
   MUKERJEE
7. PSUS
   BETTER ON MANY FRONTS - SHIVAJI SARKAR
8. DEALING WITH ILLEGAL PLACES OF WORSHIP - PRAFULL
   GORADIA

MAIL
TODAY

1. MAOISTS IN QUANDARY OVER PC’S OFFER
   
2. WEAKNESS PERSISTS
   
3. END HUSAIN’S AGONY NOW - MAQBOOL FIDA
   HUSAIN
4. THIS IS A CLOSED USER
   GROUP
5. JAIPUR FIRE EXPOSES OUR PLANNING
   
6. INDIAN TEAMWORK DID AUSSIES IN
   

TIMES OF
INDIA

1. TALKING
   TOUGH
2. SCRAP THE
   SCHEME
3. EASTERN
   PROMISES - BALADAS
   GHOSHAL
4. 'WE
   NEED TO HAVE AT LEAST 6 TO 8 LAUNCHES EVERY
   YEAR'
5. STABILITY WINS OVER CHANGE
    - PRITISH
   NANDY

HINDUSTAN
TIMES

1. NOT OUT OF
   THE WOODS
2. SOME
   CURDLED LOGIC
3. THE
   ORIGINAL AAM AADMI LEADER - PANKAJ
   VOHRA
4. LET'S FACE THE
   TRUTH

INDIAN
EXPRESS

1. TALKING OF
   TALKS
2. LOOKING
   BACKWARD
3. READING
   THE LEAVES
4. RECALLING INDIRA  - MIHIR S. SHARMA
   
5. MOVE BEYOND KYOTO - YOGINDER K. ALAGH
   
6. TURFED
   OUT OF OUR OWN BACKYARD - RAJA
   MENON
7. MORE
   POETRY, PLEASE
8. PRINTLINE PAKISTAN - RUCHIKA
   TALWAR

FINANCIAL
EXPRESS

1. CORE
   QUESTION
2. THE BANK IS
   CLOSED
3. MRS G AND THE
   LICENCE PERMIT RAJ - ILA
   PATNAIK
4. NOT A PERFECT
   SYSTEM BUT THE BEST WE HAVE - MICHAEL
   WALTON
5. GEARING FOR GROWTH IN AUTO - YOGIMA
   SETH
6. REPORT
   CARD

THE
HINDU

1. HOODA CROSSES FIRST HURDLE
   
2. TAXING FOREIGN INFLOWS
   
3. INDIA AND ITS TROUBLESOME
   NEIGHBOURS - M.K.
   BHADRAKUMAR
4. SOFT FOCUS ON APEC
   GEOPOLITICS - P.
   S. SURYANARAYANA
5. PEACE IN LONDON’S FREE SHEET
   WARS? - BEN
   DOWELL
6. HORROR STORIES HELP CHILDREN
   GROW UP - JOHN
   CONNOLLY
7. MEDIA GREED DURING ELECTIONS POSES SERIOUS
   ETHICAL QUESTIONS

THE ASIAN
AGE

1. A SORRY
   MESS IN KARNATAKA
2. LEFT MUST PUSH FOR A NEW UNITED FRONT -
   ARJUN
   SENGUPTA
3. DON’T UNCORK THE BUBBLY YET! - PARANJOY
   GUHA THAKURTA

DNA

1. MR KHURSHID, CLASS ACTION
   SUITS SHOULD ALSO TARGET GOVT - R
   JAGANNATHAN
2. WHY POSTPONE HAPPINESS TO
   TOMORROW? - SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR
3. FRAYED TEMPERS IN THE TIME
   OF CLIMATE CHANGE - ARATI R
   JERATH

THE
TRIBUNE

1. TIME TO MOVE
   AHEAD
2. OFFER FOR
   TALKS
3. POLICE VS
   LAWYERS
4. THE WAR WITHIN - BY HARSH V. PANT
   
5. DREAD OF VASECTOMY - BY G.K. GUPTA
   
6. NEED TO LINK DEVELOPMENT, SECURITY IN AFGHANISTAN - BY
   ROBERT B. ZOELLICK
7. UP’S DREAMS AND CHALLENGES - BY SHAHIRA NAIM
   
8. THIEVES TARGET DELHI’S VIPS - BY DEVI CHERIAN
   

THE ASSAM TRIBUNE

1. DENOUNCING
   TERROR
2. POWER AND
   NE
3. INDIA, CHINA AND CONTENTIOUS ISSUES -
   DWAIPAYAN
4. GURU NANAK’S MESSAGE FOR HUMANITY - LP
   SINGH

THE ECONOMIC
TIMES

1. IDIOT BOX
   IRRITATES
2. IT FIRMS
   BEAT EXPECTATIONS
3. FREE UP
   RETAIL FUEL PRICES
4. LET A HUNDRED THEORIES
   BLOOM
5. IN RIGHT PURSUIT OF ATMASUDDHI - K
   VIJAYARAGHAVAN
6. SHOULD DGH BE A MULTI-MEMBER
   BODY?
7. STRENGTHEN DGH BY APPOINTING A
   BOARD
8. REGULATOR'S INDEPENDENCE IS
   CRITICAL
9. LAY'S, KURKURE LOVE MARKS WITH SNACKERS - RATNA
   BHUSHAN
10. 'THERE IS SUFFICIENT CFS CAPACITY IN NHAVA
    SHEVA'

DECCAN
CHRONICAL

1. A SORRY MESS IN KARNATAKA
   
2. LEFT MUST PUSH FOR A NEW
   UNITED FRONT - BY ARJUN SENGUPTA
   
3. OBAMA’S POETRY NEEDS A
   WINNING NARRATIVE - BY THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
   
4. TOWARDS A NEW SOUTH ASIA
    - BY SHIV VISVANATHAN
   
5. NEW LIFE FOR THE PARIAHS
    - BY NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
   
6. OBAMA SHOWS THE DIFFERENCE -
   BY MAUREEN DOWD

THE
TELEGRAPH

1. SUNNY SIDE
   
2. SAFELY COVERED
   
3. LEARNING TO MANAGE -  S.L.
   RAO
4. IT’S GETTING TOO HOT -  GWYNNE
   DYER

DECCAN
HERALD

1. STOP WORK
2. STEADY
   RISE
3. NAXAL ENIGMA - M J
   AKBAR
4. NOBEL’S CRITERIA FOR PEACE STILL RELEVANT - BY JOHAN
   GALTUNG, IPA
5. SEEKING AN IMAGE BUILDER - BY DINESH
   KUMAR

THE NEW YORK
TIMES

1. SIX TESTS
   FOR EQUALITY AND FAIRNESS
2. THE COURT
   AND YOUR SAVINGS
3. CAPE WIND
   
4. MEMPHIS  -
   BY VERLYN
   KLINKENBORG
5. TOO
   LITTLE OF A GOOD THING  - BY PAUL
   KRUGMAN
6. TEACH YOUR TEACHERS WELL  - BY SUSAN
   ENGEL
7. FISCAL BLOOD ON THE TRACKS  - BY MITCHELL L.
   MOSS

PAKISTAN
OBSERVER

1. MR PM THE
   FEDERATION STANDS STRENGTHENED
2. RECOGNITION OF ROLE OF FREE MEDIA
3. CRUCIAL
   ROLE OF S&T IN PROGRESS
4. MR OBAMA,
   READ WRITING ON THE WALL - SHUMAILA RAJA
5. FIGHT
   AGAINST MILITANTS IN S WAZIRISTAN - MIAN SHEHRYAR
6. MAOIST
   WIDEN DEADLY REACH ACROSS INDIA - JIM YARDLEY

THE
INDEPENDENT

1. MOB
   MANAGEMENT
2. QUESTION OF
   LIFE
3. THE
   FIFTY-PERCENTERS...!
4. OBAMA AS 44TH US PRESIDENT AND HIS BAILOUT PLAN -
   KHORSHED ALAM
5. IS HUMAN SAFETY UNIVERSAL? - MOHAMMAD RAJJA
   
6. ‘CLIMATE REFUGEES’ MAY STRAIN SEETHING DHAKA - TAREQUL
   ISLAM MUNNA

THE
AUSTRALIAN

1. CHANGING YOUNG LIVES
   
2. GLOBAL FORCES STILL
   DICTATING THE RACE

THE SYDNEY MORNING
HERALD

1. GREENBACK
   PIGGYBACK
2. BUILDING INSURANCE NEEDS
   RENOVATION

THE
GURDIAN

1. AFGHANISTAN: THE ELECTION
   WHERE EVERYONE LOST
2. HOUSING BENEFIT: 10P TAX
   RATE REVISITED
3. IN PRAISE OF...
   ASTERIX

THE KOREA
HERALD

1. TROOP REDEPLOYMENT
   
2. TRUST IMPORTANT
   
3. ASIAN COUNTRIES WAITING FOR OBAMA
   
4. DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LEPROSY REMAINS - YOHEI
   SASAKAWA

THE JAPAN
TIMES

1. PUSHING
   NEW COURT PROCEDURES
2. JAL FROM
   THE GROUND UP
3. HOW
   THE U.S. CAN CLEAR GUANTANAMO'S NAME - BY CESAR
   CHELALA
4. JAPAN'S
   'DEMAND MANAGEMENT' AND YEN RATE IN THE GLOBAL CRISIS - BY KUMIHARU
   SHIGEHARA

 

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