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Wednesday, August 20 1997
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End of the multi-ethnic state?Warring civilisations![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
Ask an American with some knowledge of foreign affairs what he or she thinks of the post-Cold War world. The most likely answer will be: messy, violent and unfriendly to America.
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Show them the door
IAS officials have no business to lord it over these units as chief executives. Set aside the hackneyed but correct argument that the public sector is itself an anachr
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Acts of sabotage
Consistency and reliability are not the virtues Bahujan Samaj Party chief Kanshi Ram can be accused of by his friends or foes. His muscle-flexing barely a month before the `transfer of power' in Uttar Pradesh is intended to prepare the ground for fresh political bargaining.
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Limits of voluntarism in Northeast
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The Group
