India Today issue dated June 19, 2000

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Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh Overstated Case- India is now accustomed to blaming its poverty for all its problems. Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh Save More Grow More- A higher rate of economic growth will be constrained by the rate of home savings.	Prickly Crusade BJP MP Kirit Somaiya is taken to task by his party for his zealous debate on the Indo-Mauritius double tax-avoidance treaty. Falling in Line Dilip Ray has unceremoniously been dropped by the Orissa chief minister Naveen Patnaik. Word Power Congressmen flaunt their word power to get close to Sonia Gandhi. Role Reversal Rabri Devi is more popular than husband Laloo at least in Raghopur. Confessional Atal Bihari Vajpayee had to step in to ensure that former Congress President Sita Ram Kesri had a roof over his head in Delhi.
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