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Wednesday, March 20, 2002
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Price of populism
THE FINANCE MINISTER, Mr Yashwant Sinha, mused a great deal on reforms on February 28. The pattern of economic reforms, as set out in his Budget, was a move forward, he told the nation and hoped that it would not be held hostage to political ... More

POLITICS


Will sanity return?
The era of tolerance and imbibing of the best from any religion seems to be behind us. If it is of any comfort, we are not isolated in this re-emerging definition of religion, which teaches to hate, destroy and kill. Will sanity prevail? Will Hindus continue to flock to Ajmer or Nagore? Will Muslims exercise restraint and not come out with yet another retaliation as had happened in Mumbai after December 1992? Will restraint and toning down of rhetoric allow healing to take place? More

TECHNOLOGY


Small is exciting too
THIS statement by the Nobel laureate physicist, Prof Richard Feynman, way back in 1959 could well illustrate the exciting possibilities that lie unexplored in the emerging area of nanostructured materials. How small is nano? Giving an idea of ... More

Designs to make people work better
A LARGE number of work-related injuries, physical disabilities, muscular pains, disorders in the nervous system, eye defects, and even morbidity or depression are attributed by doctors to "ergonomic hazards" that are to be found in most ... More

ECONOMICS


Remembering James Tobin
JAMES Tobin, a Nobel Laureate in economics, acclaimed as the foremost macroeconomist in the Keynesian tradition in the US, passed away last week. Tobin, who was professor emeritus at Yale University, was ailing for some time. He had studied at ... More

PEOPLE


Bane of awards
GENERAL prudence, and the prescription about Caesar's wife being above suspicion, demand that Constitutional functionaries should on no account be seen to be putting themselves under the obligation of anyone, least of all actual or potential ... More

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