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E D I T O R I A L
Hollow Leaders, Hollow Promises
IT required the salubrious calm atmosphere of Nainital for the Congress leadership to understand that our agriculture sector is facing a real crisis and something needs to be done immediately. And, again if a spate of suicides had not been taking place in Maharashtra, Andhra, Karnataka, Punjab and other states, the leadership could still be in deep slumber. More

L A W  &  J U S T I C E
Capitalists sharks as land grabbers
Joginder Singh Toor
IN March, 2000 the then Union Commerce and Industry Minister Late Murosoli Maran visits China to get first hand information about the functioning of the Special Economic Zones. This leads to the announcement of Special Economic Zones in India through the Annual Export Import (EXIM) Policy in March 2000. More

Farmers and Trade Unions Challenge SEZ near Mumbai
OVER 50,000 farmers from the Pen-Panvel tehsils of Raigad district in Maharashtra, near Mumbai, called for the do away with the Special Economic Zones (SEZ) by the Government of India, in a massive rally on September 21 (Thursday) and condemned the nexus between the corporate company reliance and the Maharashtra government. More

F O C U S
Arms and the Man
Gobind Thukral
SMALL arms and light weapons are the principal instruments through which persistent and deeply-rooted political conflicts are altered with frightening frequency into war. Through war, crime, domestic violence and suicides, more than 10,000 lives are lost each week in which only small arms are used. More

‘War on Terror’ leads to Islamic Radicalism
THE relationship between the Iraq war and terrorism, and the question of whether the United States and the world are safer, have been subjects of persistent debate since the Sept. 11 attacks. More

C O M M E N T
British UN Official: Iraq Policy Muddle gets Blair out
British Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair is our and so the verdict. It  his colluding  with the American president George W  Bush parroting his war on terror and the  policy in Iraq  that proved ultimately fatale. More

Afghanistan: Looking back on a disaster
EVERY week savegry scales new heights as death and destruction increases. Afghanistan is a jinxed country and its hapless poor who passionately love their freedom have been the target of invaders for the past many centuries. But what is happening to them for the past five years has no parallel. More

A N A L Y S I S
Shining India, Where is the Light?
Vinod Anand
IN a recent press release it has been said that in India ‘industry is on a roll with growth touching a 10-year high of 12.4% in July’. This is indeed heartening for the country as a whole, thinking that it was not that high during earlier years. More

Equity versus Growth
Gobind Thukral
THE debate among the economists on what should take precedence, growth or equity is an unending one. No two economists can agree. But the central point of all economic theory whether of Karl Marx variety or Adam Smith type is welfare. More

F E A T U R E S
Federal Industrial Package should aim Dispersal of industries
Harjap Singh Aujla
BEFORE we touch the subject of the Government of India’s yet to be announced economic package for the industrial development of the economically most deprived districts of Punjab, it will be worthwhile look at the thrust of the industrial revolution of the 19th century Great Britain and the United States of America. More

Gandhi and his 9/11[1906] Satyagraha -1
Satya Narayana Sahu
PEOPLE across the world are familiar with the term 9/11. It became notoriously famous   for the savage terrorist attack on the United States of America and was interpreted as one of the worst and deadliest attacks on freedom, democracy and civilised existence. More

H I S T O R Y
THE SIKHS AND PARTITION OF THE PUNJAB- 2
Professor J.S.Grewal
THE Azad Punjab scheme evoked a strong reaction from various quarters, particularly the Congress and the Communist Sikhs, the protagonists of  Akhand Hindustan and the Hindu leaders of the Punjab, all of whom dubbed it as communal, anti-Hindu, anti-national, reactionary and opportunistic. More

L I T E R A T U R E
Problems of Punjabi Cultural Semantics
Intelligentsia on the Horns of a Dilemma
Dr. Jaspal Singh
CULTURE is whole of human achievement with regional variations that has come into being as a result of man’s intervention into the process of nature. The purpose behind this acquisition is to adopt and regulate natural environment in terms of human needs and urges. More

C U L T U R E
Malaysia: Its Charm and Beauty
Jyotika J. Thukral
I had always wanted to visit Malaysia as it is a popular tourist destination. Then when my husband got a posting to Kuala Lumpur, I was quite excited as I could finally get to see the country. At the same time I was a little apprehensive as we were not going as tourists this time. More

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