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Whoever wins India s election should focus on tackling poverty

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The winner of India s next elections will be no surprise

The winner of India s next elections will be no surprise
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What happened to India in the World Cup final?

What happened to India in the World Cup final?
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Iraq s health minister resigning was the moral thing to do

With reference to Mina Aldroubi s report Iraq s health minister resigns after deadly hospital blaze(May 4): more than 80 patients died, 110 were injured. The authorities must investigate the real cause and make sure this never happens again. Whoever is guilty should be punished. Human lives won’t come back, whatever compensation is given to grieving families. However, I applaud the minister s resignation on moral grounds. K Ragavan, Bengaluru, India With reference to Chitrabhanu Kadalayil s op-ed IPL cricket is suspended – why did it take so long?(May 4): at one time, cricket used to be a gentleman’s game. It is heartbreaking to see the situation in India right now. The tournament should have been suspended sooner. That it was not tells us how much the game has become about money, above all else.

Fukushima s fallout still radiates across Japan

In a recent episode of the Netflix documentary series Unsolved Mysteries, residents of Japan’s Tohoku region describe their encounters with spirits in the wake of one of the greatest tragedies to befall the island nation. On this day 10 years ago, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake – the strongest ever recorded in Japan – and a resulting tsunami killed nearly 20,000 people in the areas surrounding the country s eastern coast, displacing hundreds of thousands of others and destroying livelihoods, property and infrastructure. Tsunami Spirits is a gripping 48-minute documentary that is interspersed with spine-chilling re-enactments of “ghost sightings”. It is thought-provoking, as you hear both sides of an oft-made argument: do spirits really exist or are they simply paranormal sightings made by those undergoing trauma? But for the most part, it is a melancholic story of a largely rural part of Japan that has been left depressed and, yes, haunted by the March 11, 2011 disaster.

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