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	Chhattisgarh tangle The government has patronised a citizens' militia, including child warriors, to fight Naxals. However, the state refuses to admit this, especially because the conflict smoothens the way for its land aquisition drive: a move opposed by the Naxals

F E A T U R E S

Revisiting a debt-ridden farmer's family in Andhra Pradesh, two years after he killed himself
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Why Kolkata's expansion over its wetlands is causing flooding

Rajasthan flash floods could drought-proof state

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D E B A T E

Rural credit system is not working

A concession called SEZ, all for foreign exchange

Urban areas can support biodiversity

M E D I A & R E V I E W

Book review: The collapse of globalism and the reinvention of the world

How is South Asia faring on energy?

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G O B A R T I M E S
Environment for youth

Cover story
WHERE'S THE TOILET?
The tale of urban sanitation
(October 31, 2006)

N E W S

SC imposes ban on field trials of GM crops
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Tata's proposed car plant in West Bengal splits Left parties
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Maharashtra set to notify standards for private healthcare units

Court gets tough on temporary mining permits

Centre eases quarantine norms for wheat imports

El Nino, Indian monsoons may be linked

SEZs get a social face

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O P I N I O N

Tribal communities on a free fall to poverty

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