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It is clear that cartels are behind the periodic surge in onion prices, but the government has done little to curb them. By M.R. SUBRAMANI | Frontline

Onion cartel | Frontline

In a Haryana village, intolerant parents murder their daughter and behead the boy she eloped with for violating the gotra norm. By T.K. RAJALAKSHMI in Rohtak| Frontline

In the name of honour, again | Frontline

The Congress is clearly eyeing a pre-poll alliance with the TRS in Telangana and a post-poll alliance with the YSR Congress in Seemandhra. In this cynical game, it is dividing not only Andhra Pradesh politically but also the eight crore Telugu-speaking people in their minds and hearts. By S. NAGESH KUMAR in Hyderabad | Frontline

People as pawns | Frontline

series of judicial verdicts in recent months bewilder the political parties but raise popular expectations of a polity free from corruption and criminality. By VENKITESH RAMAKRISHNAN | Frontline

Unsettling orders | Frontline

In 19th century Bombay, Parsis and Muslims fought each other on the streets on two separate occasions but eventually buried the hatchet and moved on. In 2013, we are still grappling with the problem of devising measures to prevent riots. By A.G. NOORANI | Frontline

Story of two riots | Frontline

Women at work – the grim global picture | Business Line

Women at work – the grim global picture | Business Line

Proportion of unemployed rising in urban India | Business Line

Proportion of unemployed rising in urban India | Business Line

DA hiked for Andhra Pradesh Govt staff | Business Line

DA hiked for AP Govt staff | Business Line

Their homes lost, riot-hit victims unite to rebuild lives on their own - Indian Express

Their homes lost, riot-hit victims unite to rebuild lives on their own - Indian Express