Vol. LVIII, No. 29, New Delhi, January 28, 2007

Editorial The siege of grievance concoction     By R. Balashankar A BORROWER from a bank is not required to disclose his religion in an application, so far. And there has been no report of discrimination against minorities in banking institutions. There is already a mechanism of disbursal to minority community. But soon, a banker writing a loan cheque will have to take into account the borrower?s religious practice. more > Readers? Response... Appeasement polity versus national unity:    ?RAVINDRA SAINI by e-mail Appeasement polity can be disastrous to our national unity. Appeasement has harmed this nation a lot. Creation of Pakistan was the result of appeasement polity. Appeasement has always been the greatest instrument in the hands of politicians who look everything with a view to their own interest and selfish motive. more > Minorityism hurts minority interests    By Ram Madhav UPA?s soft line on terror: Result of appeasement policy    By Sushma Swaraj The UPA aim is to keep Muslims in bondage    By Chandan Mitra As the secular India re-opens the pre-Partition appeasement theatre...    By S. Gurumurthy Our concern should not be religion, caste and gender Emphasise on Daridra Narayan    By Arif Mohammed Khan Alas! Grievances centre on yearning for a "pure" Islamic state    By Swapan Dasgupta A strategy of inciting separatism    By Shivraj Singh Chouhan Leadership for positive change    By Bhartruhari Mahtab Congress lip sympathy to minorities    By Prakash Javadekar Don?t impede amalgamation by skew claims    By Vasundhara Raje Shun sectarianism promote cosmopolitanism   By M.V. Kamath Equity, the basis of unity   By K.V. Singh Deo Cover-up for failed social uplift   By Sandhya Jain Manmohan, a reveller in minorityism   By Subramanian Swamy Vote-Bank Incorporated: The long and short of it   By Joginder Singh The Partition of "free" India   By M.D. Nalapat Beware! The history is repeating itself   By Ram Gopal Possible to placate, impossible to appease    By Prafull Goradia Limiting the Quota Raj    By Prakash Nanda UPA?s craven minorityism not in national interest    By Sunita Vakil Sonia, Singh and Sachar?escalating separatism   By Radha Rajan Source of legitimacy for separatism   By Asim Kumar Mitra Mainstream the Muslim community    By A. Surya Prakash Sachar stats only prove an old theorem Committee wants to take the trough to the horse   By Arvind Lavakare How did League demand Pakistan   By J.G. Arora Conversion controversies and homecoming   By N. Kunju

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