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Calling Friends

What the US wants from Pakistan

Sep 24, 2001

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Terrorist Groups

Terrorist Groups across the world, mostly designated by the US Secretary of State as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs)

Sep 24, 2001

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Under Attack?

VIPs, Sensitive buildings, Nuclear Installations, Financial Centres...

Sep 24, 2001

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The Other World Wide Web: A Scrap Book of Terror Since Hitler

Terrorist groups and some of the most devastating and traumatic strikes across the world

Sep 24, 2001

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Twisted Wisdom: Some Osamaspeak

Sep 24, 2001

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Profile

CIA's Toy Gone Awry

Ironical as it may sound, Osama bin Laden, the most wanted man in the world and the perceived symbol of evil, received his first lessons in the art of clandestine operations and subterfuge from the CIA.

Sep 24, 2001

| Ranjit Bhushan
Opinion

Couch Commandos

They have imagined apocalypse. But fact emerges deadlier than fiction.

Sep 24, 2001

| Sandipan Deb
Impressions

The Nostradamus Show

Hollywoodish nightmares have come true and it's time our great leaders acknowledged the looming nuclear threat.

Sep 24, 2001

| Anita Pratap
Opinion

Tumbling Ivory Towers

Overnight NY became more worldly and empathetic, and less singular and American.

Sep 24, 2001

| Peter De Jonge
Opinion

Scars On The Skyline

It will take months for the resilient New Yorker to get over the psychological damage.

Sep 24, 2001

| Pranay Gupte
Opinion

Jehad: On My Behalf?

Islam, already stigmatised in the west, is again being equated with its aberrant expression.

Sep 24, 2001

| Mushirul Hasan
OPINION

Globalisation Of Terror

The US has been the first victim of a new level of sophistication in world terrorism. India could be the second.

Sep 24, 2001

| Prem Shankar Jha
Opinion

Don't Forget What We Did

The crime is a gift to the hard jingoistic right; America can, alternatively, seek to grasp its causes.

Sep 24, 2001

| Noam Chomsky
What It Means For The Valley

A Vale Bedevilled

Confusion, despair and fear prevail as various groups feel the tremors of Black Tuesday.

Sep 24, 2001

| Zafar Meraj
internal security

Can We Survive The Plague?

Though the establishment was quick to react, doubts remain on our preparedness

Sep 24, 2001

| Murali Krishnan
Pakistan Policy

A Quieter Winter Ahead?

Sep 24, 2001

| V. Sudarshan
policy

Us & Them No More

Indian policymakers see eradication of terrorism topping the global agenda

Sep 24, 2001

| V. Sudarshan
economy

The Sum Of All Depressions

On Black Tuesday, when the twin towers of the World Trade Center crumbled after hijacked Boeings sliced through them like knife in butter, it signalled the beginning of the scariest and most volatile chapter in American economic history since the Gre

Sep 24, 2001

| Paromita Shastri
Pakistan/Afganistan

What Can India Do?

Indian forces are kept on alert, should the need arise to help the US

Sep 24, 2001

| Priya Sahgal
pakistan/afghanistan

Between Friends And Fiends

The US tough stance has Musharraf walking the tightrope

Sep 24, 2001

| Amir Mir
US administration

Bushwhacked, And Vengeful

Stunned disbelief, followed by cold fury. That was how we saw America react to Black Tuesday's dastardly plane attacks on the Pentagon building in Washington and the twin towers of the World Trade Centre in New York.

Sep 24, 2001

| T.V. Parasuram
The Men India May Have Lost...

Sep 24, 2001

| Arun Venugopal
Manhattan

Skyscrapered!

It remains to be seen if the September 11 events change geopolitical equations

Sep 24, 2001

| Arun Venugopal
Terror Strikes

Remains Of The Day

The world changed at 8:45 am Eastern Daylight Time on September 11. As the hijacked American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the north World Trade Center (wtc) tower, it changed something very fundamental in the way the world functioned.

Sep 24, 2001

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uttar pradesh

The Best-Laid Plans…

Overtaken by events, Mulayam's resignation ploy could ironically strengthen Rajnath's hand

Sep 24, 2001

| Saba Naqvi
The Cover of Darkness

After acid attacks, Jabbar threatens to shoot at burqaless women

Sep 24, 2001

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Tamil Nadu

Checking Out From Pleasant Stay Hotel?

Time may be running out for Jayalalitha, but her resolve to hang on to the chief minister's post is only growing stronger

Sep 24, 2001

| S. Anand

Prime South : Tidings From The Southern States

Telly wars: Koteeshwari unquoteeshwaran, Tamil for starters at IFFI and Thiruvananthapuram hears a sound cause

Sep 24, 2001

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In Residence

Don't fly over Cumbala Hill

Sep 24, 2001

| Shyam Benegal
Final Take

Mumbai's coke tales, global Puri and Rushdie leaves Fury behind...

Sep 24, 2001

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Eating Out

U.R. Ananthamurthy dines Ramakrishna Hegde at Taj West End

Sep 24, 2001

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Eating Out

Zothanpari Hrahsel dines with K.P.S. Gill at Dum Pukht

Sep 24, 2001

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Downtown: The Delhi-Mumbai Gazette

Tabu's moonlighting just ek bar, Naseer's game for a new show and Delhi's Westside story

Sep 24, 2001

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cinema

Bhangra New Wave

Punjabi bacchanalia strikes a chord in Venice and makes Mira Nair a star

Sep 24, 2001

| Soutik Biswas
- The Players
- The Low-Brow High Art

New York Diary

Slo-Mo Horrors

Sep 24, 2001

| Naresh Fernandes
Making A Difference

Crusader J. Stanny brings tribals salvation through legal awareness

Sep 24, 2001

| Pritha Sen