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India Today issue dt December 6, 1999
Dec 6, 1999

COVER STORY
The New Boom Town
Fuelled by the economic boom of the '90s, India's capital city has emerged as the country's favoured place for opportunity seekers. It is today the largest destination for foreign investment, the biggest market for consumer products, the most active centre for art and culture and offers a radically changed life-after-work.

NATION
Murli's Mission

As elementary education is poised to get a major boost in the coming months, Murli Manohar Joshi may be remembered for more things than a spate of controversial saffron appointments.

Mix 'n' Match Governance
By expanding his cabinet, Vajpayee may have attempted to induct fresh talent and contain dissidence but all it has done is lead to mistrust among allies and rumblings within the BJP.

STATES
Goan Again!

With the same MLAs and ministers changing roles and parties to bring down successive governments, politicking takes precedence over governance.

Borrowed Bubble
The coffers of the country's most industrialised province are empty thanks to populist politics. Can the new Government clear the mess before it's too late.

Mascot Stays
Basu wants to retire. But the CPI(M) Politburo says no on grounds that the Left Front can't do without him.

Nobody's Child
The cyclone leaves hundreds of children orphaned and homeless. With existing orphanges full and adoption almost unheard of in the state, uncertainty stares them in the face.

OTHER STORIES

THEATRE AND DANCE
Faces of the Millennium

If there's a place where grace, genius, power and politics mix, performance arts is where the action is. This is the sixth in our series of future faces.

SPORTS
Lele Thinks Aloud
He's done it again. The BCCI secretary has bowled his deadly googly even as his team warms up in Australia

BUSINESS
Going Up In Smoke
High excise duty, rampant smuggling and the ban on smoking have dented cigarette sales. But Indians are not consuming less tobacco.

CINEMA
The Usual Fare
Crackling one liners--and little else.


COLUMNS NEWSNOTES REGULARS
Right Angle by Swapan Dasgupta

Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh

Kautilya by
Jairam Ramesh

Flip Side by Dilip Bobb

Course Correction

No Show

Embarrassing Leaks

Splendid Isolation
From the
Editor in Chief

Editorials

Eyecatchers

Books

Voices

Offtrack

Bodyline

Centrestage

 

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