September 1, 1997   Far Beyond Fifty
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Contents
India of My Dreams
While adult India seems apathetic, the young ones are appalled by the way things are going in the country. INDIA TODAY records the frank--and disquieting--views of children from widely disparate backgrounds.
Tilting at Sleaze
Taunted as a leader without a mass base, the PM launches an assault on corruption to seize the initiative.

A Captive Legacy
Mayawati has rewritten Uttar Pradesh's political script and will try to ensure that Kalyan Singh pursues her policies if he becomes chief minister next month.
Interview--Kanshiram: "Mayawati is my obsession"

A Royal Ruckus
The demand for an apology for the Jallianwalla Bagh massacre kicks up a row.

Star-Crossed
The government asks the high-profile chief of Murdoch's India operations to resign and threatens action against bureaucrats working with private channels.

Eyecatchers
MTV scalps some talent in the Great VJ Hunt, Simi Garewal also moves to the small screen, Sheetal Jain climbs for freedom and Atal Bihari Vajpayee's prose is set to song.

Newsnotes
New Delhi: Train to Power || A Full House ||
Tiger's Stripes
Bangalore:
Nailing a Loyalist
Lucknow:
A Vote for Rabri || Double Rebuff
Patna:
Cabinet Capers
Bhopal:
Flagged Down || Stickler for Rules
Chandigarh:
Nosy Neighbour || Goodwill Drive
Guwahati:
Shot in the Dark

Columns
Race Course Road by Prabhu Chawla
The Usual Suspects by Swapan Das Gupta
Mani Talk by Mani Shankar Aiyar
Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh
Flip Side by Dilip Bobb

  Others

BUSINESS
Wow, A-ha... Ouch!
Chidambaram's budget, drummed up as a panacea, has so far failed to perk up the languishing economy.

MUSIC
A Song For India
Two words from the past. And three men transformed them into a magical anthem that has stirred the patriotic spirit of a cynical nation.

CINEMA
Great Timepass
Daud is a fun film with little consistency and no logic.

BOOKS
A Mirror to Bollywood
Identity Crisis
Authorspeak: Ardeshir Vakil
New Releases

BODYLINE by Ravi Shankar

Briefings

C E N T R E S T A G E
Ajit Ninan


The Long Danda March: Prime Minsiter I K Gujral's plan to weed out corruption may be noble. But politicians are not going to make it an easy affair. Congress chief Sitaram Kesri has already scuttled his choice of upright officers to head the proposed anti-corruption cell.

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