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A Mandate for Democracy
It is for the first time that the baton passes straight from a civilian government that ruled the country for five years to another elected government in the 65-year-old history of Pakistan. That makes the just concluded elections
Dr. Jacob Kani
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1  Democracy under Siege
 
 An Opposition bent on disrupting the Parliament at the drop of a hat is doing a great disservice to the people. Parliament is meant to discuss
By Tisy Jose, UMI
2  Voters Come of Age
 
 The results of the recent Karnataka elections have shown that voters of Karnataka have become mature enough to change a nonfunctioning government
By Lancy Fernandes SJ
3  The Crumbling Hindutva Lab
 
 The Karnataka results, especially from Dakshina Kannada and Udipi in the coastal area, have a clear message: The extreme Hindutva ideology and mora
By Melwyn Pinto SJ
4  An “Indian” in Romania-Sanskrit, the Mantra Bhasha
 
 It was a pleasant surprise to receive your letter along with the invitation for a dance programme at Hotel Ashok on May 15.
By A. J. Philip
5  A Crusader for Plural Ethos
 
 A Crusader for Plural Ethos
By Ram Puniyani
6  From Soaps to Reality Shows
 
 It is high time that Television thought of more innovations or otherwise the ‘channel explosion’ that it prides itself on will not be able to su
By PACHU MENON
7  Sharif Victory Spurs Hope
 
 The Pakistan election results have given boost to the forces of democracy. This has also given hope to Minorities in the country
By DR.George Plathottam
8  The Challenges Ahead
 
 As Nawaz Sharif is set to take over the reins of power in Islamabad, he is faced with numerous problems many of which are linked to India-Pakistan
By S.P. Talukdar
9  Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?
 
 “Jesus has been raised from the dead” is really a valid statement. It has roots in history, lies on the fringes of history and has left traces
By Desmond de Sousa
10  Tell-tale Facts
 
 The concluding part of the trilogy on the Catholic Directory of India
By Chhotebhai
11  A Teacher for Value Education
 
 If schools could have full-time staff for sports, games, dance, music, painting and other cocurricular activities
By Varghese Alengaden
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