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And that is only the military aspect of the peacekeeping effort. Lebanon’s infrastructure, especially in the south, has been decimated. Homes and livelihoods have been destroyed. Who will build or re-build hospitals? How will communications infrastructure be rebuilt? Who will repair Lebanon’s damaged bridges and roads? The mandate gap reflects the way the world has conducted business with the UN for decades – big promises, small pay-outs and scapegoating if the UN fails. Today, the international community has a tremendous opportunity to secure a small but significant peace in the Middle-East along the volatile border of Lebanon and Israel. How member states respond now, especially those who believe in the purpose and value of the UN, may help shape the outcomes of other ongoing regional conflicts, notably with Iran and Syria, both of which support Hezbollah.

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In the ongoing internecine civil war in Sri Lanka, issues related to repatriation of thousands of displaced Tamilians residing in refugee camps (103 in total) in Tamil Nadu and Orissa are oft en ignored. While India bound under Indo-Sri Lanka agreements of 1964, 1974 and 1986 has accepted repatriation and granted citizenship to about 506,000 persons up to December 2005, the Sri Lankans remain non-committal to millions of their Tamil nationals that have crossed the Palk Straits illegally. Apart from causing severe pressure to local employment and demography, these migrations have been a severe drain to the economy. Officially, the Government of India has spent close to Rs.3.5 billion in providing relief.

It is important that the ongoing negotiations for finding lasting solutions for Sri Lankan crisis do not ignore core fundamentals related to the plight of these stranded nationals. They have been for long considered to be the part of the problem, it’s high time when their plight be considered for the solution.

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None, barring perhaps the great man himself, could have predicted the ebullient response to the civil disobedience movement. “From Calcutta to Mumbai and Madras to Peshawar, no one had dreamt of this unprecedented response” was the tidbit thrown my way. Buoyed by a vociferous support, Gandhiji and his entourage made their way to the villages of Aslali and Bareja, all the while never failing to emphasize the ubiquity of salt and in the same breath critiquing governmental policies. It was then that I realised that his objective was two-fold; he was not just freeing a race, but freeing its mind as well.

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As Ranbaxy confirmed to B&E, “We have a balanced business model... Ranbaxy’s US product pipeline is valued at over $40 billion (at innovator brand prices).” The company has now even joined hands with a number of international corporations for joint marketing and joint development activities, especially in the light advanced technologies and techniques not accessible solely to a particular company. Not only this, Malvinder M Singh, CEO & MD, Ranbaxy, has already acquired five entities since having taken over the top mantle last year from Brian Tempest. The acquisition drive has been built on strong foundations such as the $324 million acquisition of Terapia, a Romanian company, and the 2006 takeover of Glaxo Smithkline’s generic products businesses in western Europe.

Malvinder aspires to be “amongst the top five (global) generic players... and to attain a turnover of $5 billion by 2012!” With manufacturing bases in eight countries, with more than 10,000 employees worldwide, with many more countries being targeted for growing their businesses, and with increasing orientation towards having a passionate global vision, Ranbaxy qualifies at the numero uno position in the B&E Power 100 healthcare sector rankings... Undoubtedly ‘patiently’!

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