FRONTLINE Magazine - February 3, 2017
In this issue
Death in the delta
crucial steps
the chief minister declares all the 32 districts of tamil nadu drought affected and announces a relief package. opposition parties welcome the announcement but want transparency in spending the funds.
5 mins
dry and dreary
with dams, reservoirs and other waterbodies almost dry, all the 32 districts of tamil nadu and chennai city face the prospect of a water famine.
5 mins
Manipur: Choking Problem
Both the ruling Congress and the opposition BJP think the burning issue of the creation of new districts in Manipur will be a game changer in the forthcoming election.
6 mins
israel's isolation
in the first serious condemnation of israel by the international community in eight years, a u.n. security council resolution holds the establishment of jewish settlements in the occupied territories illegal.
7 mins
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Publisher: THG publishing pvt ltd
Category: News
Language: English
Frequency: Fortnightly
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