India Today issue dated May 1, 2000

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India Today issue dated May 1, 2000
May 1, 2000

Are Indians Guilty?
The credibility of cricket has been seriously affected. Are the Indians guilty too? If they are, will the beans ever be spilled? India Today attempts to ascertain how culpable the Indian demi-gods may be.

NATION
Not tonight, Naidu
The TDP chief is mounting pressure on the Centre for his pet high-speed datalink project even though a House panel wants it reviewed.

Power Hungry
Forced to go without electricity and water, MPs are finally beginning to pay their staggering dues.

OTHER STORIES

BUSINESS
Bottom Line Bonanza
The petrochemical giant stuns the market with a net profit of Rs 2,403 crore, the highest by a private company in India.

CRIME
Terror on the sea
A sudden rise in pirate attacks in Indian waters could open a new front in the country's battle against rising narco-terrorism.

ARTS
Face-Off
An interesting exhibition in the capital juxtaposes the art of realist painters like Ravi Varma and those of the modernist Bengal School.

INVESTIGATION
Campus Recruits
The ISI is scouring schools for young guns, knowing that the lack of job opportunities and an indifferent administration make militancy a tempting option.

TRENDS
Diminishing Returns
Kerala's economy takes a severe beating as remittances from West Asia dry up after migrant labourers are forced to return home.

COLUMNS

NEWSNOTES

REGULARS

WEB EXCLUSIVES

Right Angle by Swapan Dasgupta

Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh

Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh

CyberChatter by Arun Katiyar

Flip Side by Dilip Bobb

Call Collect

Tongue Tied

Soniasqueak

Wheel Deal

Confessional