Sunday, January 16, 2000
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 Immigration in
the era of globalisation
Lure
of another land
The
immigrant issue is currently centred around immigration
to western Europe, North America, Japan, and Australia.
While these countries are reconciled to a significant
dilution of state’s economic sovereignty in pursuit
of globalisation and regional groupings, they resist any
attempt to liberalise immigration beyond what they
conceive as commensurate with their national interests
and requirements, says Mohinder Singh
Great Minds,
by Kuldip
Dhiman
Colonial distortions of
Indian history,
by Sandhya
Jain
HERITAGE: Sunset
for the Sun Temple?
by Amardeep Bhattal
Bhopal Express:
Director as crusader,
by Ervell E.
Menezes
The significant Shool,
by Arpita
Kothari
"A writer lives in
the present but dreams of future",
Bhisham Sahni tells Nonika
Singh
SNIP NET,
by Roopinder
Singh
Playing
host to many a ghost,
by P. Lal
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