What the ASI does in Pakistan
India's archaeological agency is spreading its wings to foreign shores.

Pakistan: Dangerous threat, great opportunity
With its back to the wall and on the verge of losing power, the Pakistan army is likely to encourage major covert strikes in India.

The enigma of that foreign minister
Jaswant Singh has decided that the time has not come yet to tell the whole story.

INTERVIEWS
'India has been part of my love'
'The world I have known in India is a place where worlds and people collide, often with unpredictable and complex results,' says Maura Moynihan.

'India can make or break peace in Sri Lanka'
'India is a part of Sri Lanka's conflict as well as its solution,' says says Jayadeva Uyangoda.

'We do not understand power'
'Our response to the current crisis in Lebanon is indicative of our not being in a position today to act like a global power. Coalition politics is not going to help.'

'The LTTE is a unique case'
The political settlement of the Sri Lanka crisis will be a prolonged and protracted one, says Jayadeva Uyangoda.

COLUMNS
Vikram Sood: Democracy vs terrorism
G V Dasarathi: Why I'm bullish about India
Vikram Sood: Capitalism vs Global Islam
S Raghotham: Jaswant's mole story: connect the dots
B Raman: US arrests show LTTE's desperation
A Gopalakrishnan: US Congress warned of Indian limits in N-deal
Richard M Bennett: Kashmir militants are a danger to world peace
A N Prasad: The ball is now squarely in America's court

Image: A 50-member delegation comprising religious and community leader from Jammu and Kashmir with President A P J Abdul Kalam.
Photograph: Rashtrapati Bhavan

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