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India Today issue dated July 24, 2000
July 24, 2000

Doubt Com
Reality is catching up with the dotcom companies with 90 per cent doomed for extinction. Gloom has descended on a business that was fuelled by easy money, wild ideas and unbridled hope.

STATES
Why Can't Gupta Go?

Turning a blind eye to party pressure and electoral logic, the BJP leadership is paralysed by its interim arrangement.

Torture Chamber
Despite the Congress ultimatum and Laloo's bluster, Lalit Yadav is unlikely to be jailed.

Real Godmother
Within a year and a half of talking over as police chief, a low-profile woman officer has all but decimated Porbandar's dreaded crime syndicates.

 

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OTHER STORIES
INTERVIEW OF THE WEEK
"Bindra tried to discredit WorldTel"

"Rathikant Basu was refusing to sign a contract. The current AG was fighting my case...It wasn't simply an issue of payment."

WILD LIFE
Beastly Tales

Nandankanan isn't an isolated case. Cramped enclosures, callous management and shoestring budgets turn our zoos into death-traps. 

HEALTH
Damned to Death

An entire village in Uttar Pradesh ostracises an HIV-positive labourer, Govind Singh. Locked up for three months along with animals in a dark and dirty enclosure, he dies an inhuman death. INDIA TODAY exclusive shows how ignorance compounded the agony of an AIDS victim 

DIPLOMACY
Frequent Flier

The renewed activism of the foreign minister is winning friends and influencing nations. 

THE WORLD
Fresh Fears 
The hostage crisis ends but the Indian community's future remains precarious as the new regime begins the process of establishing absolute Fijian supremacy.

COLUMNS NEWSNOTES
Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh
Death Count-Will India's health system be able to cope with 30 million HIV-positive people?

Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh
The fiscal dentists have submitted their report on filling of budgetary cavities.

Flipside: by Dilip Bobb
To B or Not to B

Politically correct: by P.Chidambaram
The future is Federal-Kashmir is not a piece of mere real estate. It deserves and needs more autonomy. 

Right Angle: by Swapan Dasgupta
Disbanding Dad's Army-BJP still reposes faith in those incapable of enjoying change.

Cyber Chatter: by Samar Halarnkar
A voice for the Net

Compelling Caution
The TDP supremo and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N.Chandrababu Naidu made it clear that nobody should call on any minister alone.   

On the War Path 
Captain Amarinder Singh is now fonder of wielding the pen rather than the sword as the army headquarters provide him access to even top secret files.

Godly Omens
On the launch of the plantation scheme by Patnaik for the Jagannath rath yatra, the breaking of hands of an idol was not a desired omen. 

Press Exercises
Union Sports Minister Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa announced a contribution for a modern gym for the local press club. 

Confessional
Murli Deora, former MP and Mumbai Congress chief, attempts to clear the confusion in his party on the policy of economic reforms.

REGULARS WEB EXCLUSIVES 

From the
Editor in Chief

Editorials
Parallel Raj Bhavan-Activist governors are the last thing India needs.
Rule by Third Degree-Bihar's 'social justice' ministers are an insult to their office.

Eyecatchers
Mike Pandey, Dipannita Sharma, Atul Kulkarni, and Kareena Kapoor.

Voices

Books
Ghalib's Lament
Social Climbing
ISI Marked

Offtrack
Flawed Blossoms-The flowering of bamboo is a mixed blessing for tribals.

Centre stage
by Ajit Ninan

Body Line
by Ravi Shankar

 

Locomotif 
S Prasanarajan on ideas and attitudes that capture the zeitgeist.

Day Dreams
Swapan Dasgupta's fulminations against the mad,bad world.

21 UP
Journey into the future with Raj Chengappa's take on foreign affairs, sci-tech, even nuclear bombs.

Friday Fundas  
Musings on trends, shams and life by Ravi Shankar

24 Frames Per Second
 
Sensuous and mesmerising account of the Tinsel town by Anupama Chopra

Loose Change  
An incisive take on the business and economy by Sudeep Chakravarti

Au ContrAiyar  
A contrarian take on stock markets, policy and practice by V Shankar Aiyar

Dispatches
Exclusive stories for the web

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