This is Nitin Pai's cyberspace.

I’m interested in coffee, philosophy, sharp objects, public policy, tech and stationery.

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When Ataturk came visiting…
| 22nd Apr 2005

Jakarta is an opportunity to stabilise Nepal
| 22nd Apr 2005

Depoliticising defence procurement
| 22nd Apr 2005

Another train accident in India
| 21st Apr 2005

Why the India-Pak joint statement was delayed
| 20th Apr 2005

Toeing the government’s line
| 20th Apr 2005

It’s democracy, stupid (Nepalese edition)
| 20th Apr 2005

Bus passenger from Pakistan stakes property claim
| 20th Apr 2005

Weekday Squib: Who owns the Taj Mahal?
| 19th Apr 2005

Time for Nepal
| 18th Apr 2005

The weekly blogside view of the Indian economy (11)
| 18th Apr 2005

Fence, Phensidyl and border tensions with Bangladesh
| 18th Apr 2005

Ceasing counter-terrorism operations is positively loony
| 18th Apr 2005

What I wrote to Amit
| 17th Apr 2005

What indeed has come over Kuldip Nayar?
| 16th Apr 2005

Sunday Levity: Well, he lied about his age too.
| 16th Apr 2005

It’s a molehill, really.
| 16th Apr 2005

The truth about terrorists
| 15th Apr 2005

The Economist on expanding the UN Security Council
| 15th Apr 2005

Strategic depth by any other name
| 15th Apr 2005

Pragmatism - the latest word to be abused
| 15th Apr 2005

Mr Mukherjee exposes the Emperor’s new clothes
| 15th Apr 2005

US-India strategic relationship: the Chinese dimension
| 14th Apr 2005

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