EDITORIAL 27.06.09

June 27, 2009

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THE PIONEER

1. EDUCATING INDIA
2. IDENTITY CARDS FOR CITIZENS
3. BUSH WAS RIGHT AFTER ALL-ASHOK MALIK
4. WHEN EXCESS IS NOT GOOD-ACHARYA MAHAPRAJNA
5. A DYNAMIC FUTURE FOR POLITICS-TAVISHI SRIVASTAVA
6. EMPOWER, DON'T DIVIDE WOMEN-JAYA JAITLY
7. QUOTA WITHIN QUOTA CAN'T BE DENIED-SHADAB FATIMA

 

THE TIMES OF INDIA

1. TAKE BACK THE WORLD
2. LORD'S & MASTER-BORIA MAJUMDAR
3. WELCOME TRAIN OF THOUGHT
4. NO LIGHT AT TUNNEL'S END-RUPA SENGUPTA
5. BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS: WHAT A THRILL-PRABHU DEVA

 

HINDUSTAN TIMES

1. WRITING A NEW CHAPTER IN EDUCATION
2. IN MY SPACE-BARKHA DUTT
3. SET THE REINVENTED WHEELS IN MOTION

 

INDIAN EXPRESS

1. GOOD, BAD REVENUE
2. MORE THAN NUMBERS
3. AGE OF JACKSON
4. WHO ATE HIS HOMEWORK?-PRATAP BHANU MEHTA
5. MJ-MITHUN CHAKRABORTY
6. STATISTICS OVER STORIES-ROHITKUMARSINGH
7. ANCHORS AND FOUR CURIOUS CASES-SAUBHIK CHAKRABARTI
8. CRICKET EUPHORIA-RUCHIKA TALWAR

 

THE FINENICAL EXPRESS

1. MORE CHOICE, MINISTER
2. KNOW YOUR CREDIT HISTORY
3. IMAGINING INDIA TO IMAGING INDIA-BIBEK DEBROY
4. MAN WHO CHANGED THE MUSIC BUSINESS-DHIRAJ NAYYAR
5. 'TOP PROFS MUST GET 4 TIMES REGULAR SALARY'-KAUSHIK BASU

 

THE HINDU

1. POP'S MOST SPECTACULAR ACT
2. CHINA'S PUSH FOR HEALTH
3. MISAPPLYING R2P IN SRI LANKA -JORGE HEINE
4. THE GREATEST ENTERTAINER OF HIS AGE -RICHARD WILLIAMS
5. MANY LENSES: HOW THE OUTSIDE WORLD SAW THE IRANIAN PROTESTS -JOHN ASHBOURNE
6. BAR CODE: A SYSTEM THAT CHANGED RETAILING -GERRY C. SHIH
7. 2 NEW NATURAL WONDERS PUT ON WORLD HERITAGE LIST

 

THE ASIAN AGE

1. NILEKANI'S KEY UID CHALLENGE: SECURITY
2. NEED POLL REFORMS THAT SIFT THE CHAFF, PICK RIGHT MPS-INDER MALHOTRA
3. AN UNCOMMON MAN-KISHWAR DESAI

 

THE TRIBUNE

1. DE-STRESSING EDUCATION
2. STATUES OF ARROGANCE
3. A DATABASE OF INDIANS
4. DEEMED VARSITY STATUS -BY OM PARKASH WADHWA
5. POP STAR WHO BRIDGED ERAS -BY GEOFF BOUCHER
6. INSIDE PAKISTAN-BY SYED NOORUZZAMAN

 

THE ASSAM TRIBUNE

1. MILITANTS' MOVE
2. DIRE PREDICTION
3. THE ASSAMESE DIASPORA-ARUP KUMAR DUTTA
4. TRIADIC GAMES OF THE VAISHNAVITE GOD- PRABODH CHANDRA SHARMA

 

THE ECONOMIC TIMES

1. YET ANOTHER ID FOR CITIZENS
2. SPEED UP CUSTOMS REFORM
3. MONSOON GOES AWOL
4. WHERE ARE THE GLOBAL PROBLEM SOLVERS?-JEFFREY D SACHS

 

DECCAN CHRONICAL

1. NILEKANI'S KEY UID CHALLENGE: SECURITY -BY BY OUR CORRESPONDENT
2. THERE ARE MORE VOTES THAN VOTERS IN IRAN-BY BY FARRUKH DHONDY
3. THERE ARE MORE VOTES THAN VOTERS IN IRAN -BY BY FARRUKH DHONDY
4. SUPERSTAR BOY -BY BY JON PARELES
5. NEED POLL REFORMS THAT SIFT THE CHAFF, PICK RIGHT MPS -BY BY INDER MALHOTRA
6. AN UNCOMMON MAN -BY BY KISHWAR DESAI
7. EVALUATE POTENTIAL -BY BY PROF. D.N. REDDY

 

 

THE STATESMAN

1. EXISTENTIAL CRISIS
2. DOON VALLEY
3. IRAQI VS IRAQI

 

THE TELEGRAPH

1. MOMENT OF CHANGE
2. MISSION NOT IMPOSSIBLE -SUNANDA K. DATTA-RAY
3. WHY BJP IS IN THE DOLDRUMS-BY KHUSHWANT SINGH
4. MSD, WE LOVE YOU-BY HEMA RAVICHANDAR

 

THE NEYORK TIMES

1. A WAY FORWARD ON IMMIGRATION
2. DON'T MOON OVER BURMA
3. BY MARIE DOEZEMA

 

THE NEWS

1. PAT ON THE BACK
2. DYING STARS
3. EXPANDING WAR

 

THE INDEPENDENT

1. RIVERS: BACK TO LIFE
2. ENERGY-SAVING BULBS
3. BOB'S BANTER -ROBERT CLEMENTS

 

THE DAWN

1. OUTCRY OVER WATER
2. CONTROLLED INFORMATION
3. POWER PROTESTS
4. IS LOC TRADE COLLAPSING?- BY A.G. NOORANI
5. RIDING THE TIGER IN TEHRAN-BY IRFAN HUSAIN
6. AFGHANISTAN: OBAMA'S VIETNAM?-BY SIMON JENKINS
7. BJP'S SUMMER OF DISCONTENT-BY HAIDER NIZAMANI

 

JAPAN TIMES

1. REFORMATORY VIOLENCE
2. JAPAN POST FACES THE MUSIC
3. ASIA AND THE CLIMATE CRISIS-BY HARUHIKO KURODA

 

THE AUSTRALIAN

1. A POLITICAL BRAWL WITHOUT A WINNER
2. AN UNEASY KING OF POP

 

SYDENY MORNING HERALD

1. LESSONS FROM A STORM IN THE TRAY OF A UTE
2. A LIFE OF PUBLIC TALENT AND PRIVATE FOLLY

 

THE GUARDIAN

1. POLITICAL SCANDALS: THEY'RE ALL AT IT
2. MICHAEL JACKSON: THE DAY THE MOONWALK DIED
3. IN PRAISE OF ... BRUCE KENT     
4. AS JACKO FOUND, FAME MEANS TRUSTING ONLY CATS AND CHIMPS-HADLEY FREEMAN
   

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