Welcome to India Today, December 14, 1998

India Today, December 7, 1998
Dec 14, 1998

Salaam Sonia!
Back to winning, the Congress' unquestioned leader is shaping the a rejuvenated organisation in her own image and preparing it for the long road to power.

The Eight Month Slide
The Parivar Hits Back
Faultline Sonia

Netting the Big Fish
Prabhakar Rao's arrest comes almost three years too late as vital evidence to nail him in the multi-crore urea scam may be lost for good.

Condemned for Life
About 400 patient in the Kerala's mental asylums have been certified fit to leave. But with nowhere to go, they stay on in sub-human conditions.

Toy Soldiers
The Uttar Pradesh chief minister's securitymen are found unfit by a study. But rather than antagonise them and risk an information leak, Kalyan Singh scuttles the probe.

Race Course by Prabhu Chawla
Usual Suspects by Swapan Dasgupta
Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh
Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh
Flip Side by Dilip Bobb
Cyberchatter by Arun Katiyar

Keen but Willing to Wait
Unfazed by political uncertainty, global majors want to pump in funds--only after the government speeds up reforms.

Vanishing Force
The rapid depletion of India's ageing fighter aircraft due to crashes and unserviceability has opened a window of vulnerability over the country.

Defensive Circle
Choppy Ties
Jail Benefits
Self-flagellation

Career Menopause
Rekha can't opt for roles suited to her without destroying the mystique she has created around herself. Other than this, she is living life on the fast lane.

Nothing to Crow About
Hrishikesh Mukherjee's comeback vehicle has his trademark urbane humour and sound narrative but fails to recreate the magic of his earlier films.

Amma of Culture Corp
After 50 years of pioneering existence, Mrinalini Sarabhai's dance school Darpana reinvents itself.

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