Bloody mystery of Olympic Proportions

Slade’s latest whodunit is set in Whistler By Chris Alexander

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In the annals of dark fiction, Canada can

Heat Wave

Ever since the bhut jalokia was declared the hottest chilli in the world, the whole world has been hot for it by Kusfaalrani Gulstb

FOR YEARS, Ismail Ali has been assisting Parveen Robbani in the fine art of making pickles. Naturall

The Spirit should never change

Mithun Chakraborty belives north Kolkata should have better infrastructure and studios better facilities

I love Kolkata.
It’s the spirit of this city that makes

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Asia's struggle to change

The election of the Democratic Party of Japan [DPJ] last September introduced promise of change though we already have a new prime minister and the Upper House election, writes Keith W Rabin

Arthur Mitchell: I think Japan is in search of a new identity. For almost 150 years since Commodore

Lawmakers should participate in fighting HIV-related stigma, discrimination

The Indonesian military recently announced that at least 144 of its 15,000 servicemen stationed at the Trikora Regional Military Command in Papua have tested positive to HIV, writes Sudirman Nasir

The Indonesian military recently announced that at least 144 of

Shabab fighters bomb opponents in Somalia

(From yesterday’s issue)
Little is known for sure about the Shabab's inner workings. Claims that

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Workplace hazards

Injuries to fifteen workers in an old city steel re-rolling

Preventing eve-teasing

Education has a vital bearing on social peace and tranquility.

Aftermath of Nature’s rage

Five years after hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, a natural disaster with unnatural responses, lead to the deaths of an estimated 1,800 people and the displacement of hundreds of thousands of others, the lesson has not yet been learned, writes Mamoon Ala

Five years after hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, a natural disaster with unnatural responses, lead

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Hopes for women

A women committee has been successful in bringing peace and

Noise pollution

It sounds strange that the government has no policy for

Smelly water

Many city dwellers are forced to use contaminated and smelly

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