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Oct 24 2009, Shiv

The swap deal with Maoists will go down in the history as a huge blunder. In Kashmir the swap deal negotiated with militants for the release of the kin of a senior politician was followed by a series of abductions.

Now when a precedent has...

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South Korean visitors pass by portraits of Kim Hyon-hui, convicted of planting a bomb on a South Korean airliner in 1987 that killed all 115 people aboard, at the Korean War Memorial Museum in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2009. Kim will soon..