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Column
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 Can
Bangaru Laxman do for the BJP what Lieberman has done for Al Gore, questions
S.
Prasannarajan
in LOCOMOTIF
 India
should learn the kung-fu of business or get hammered by China after it
joins the WTO, says Sudeep Chakravarti in
Loose
Change.
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Talking
point
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"It
is a frustration that India and Pakistan have not grown up enough to pull
their heads out of the sand." Read an exclusive interview with Humphrey
Hawksley, author of Dragon Fire, by INDIA TODAY's
Ashok Malik.
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Despatches
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INDIA TODAY's Sonia
Faleiro was in Pakistan recently. This is the first in an exclusive
series in which she writes about watching Jinnah in the Qaid-e Azam's adopted
city. Next week, she goes on a journey to Mohenjodaro. Read about this and
more in DESPATCHES,
exclusive stories for
the web.
more...
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COVER STORY |
| Bloody
Mess |
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 With
Pakistan insistent on exporting terror, peace in Kashmir is an uphill
task.
But
the government has staked its reputation on the talks with the Hizbul.
Is there a definite gameplan that could lead to peace?
Full Story...
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Case
for defence
 The
country's highest law officer comes
under a cloud as the Congress joins issue with Jethmalani in accusing
him of "gross impropriety"
Full Story...
The
PM's Pointman
By
picking Bangaru Laxman, Vajpayee has tightened his grip
on the BJP but the new party chief has the daunting task of enforcing
discipline
Full Story...
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Marx
to Mamta
 The
first real challenge to the CPI(M) in it's rural bastion leads
to a bloodbath, with Trinamool supporters and Marxists fighting virtually
bullet for bullet
Full Story...
Breaking
Even
There
was euphoria in the Uttaranchal, Vananchal and Chattisgarh regions
when Parliament passed the bills for their statehood. INDIA TODAY examines
how justified the celebrations were...
Full Story...
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BUSINESS
And
Now The Bad News
Projects
on hold, irate clients and frayed
nerves. For India's IT firms, the flight of talent to foreign shores
is proving to be an unusually bumpy ride on the infobahn. |
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CRIME
Bandit
King
With
the daring abduction of a film superstar the ageing criminal holds
the ace in his amnesty gambit |
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LAW
Great
Escape
Was
the Maharashtra Government's bid to tame the Tiger a fiasco? INDIA
TODAY offers a primer on the legal and political questions around
it.
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CRICKET
Blind
Alley
During
it's darkest days, the BCCI produces a document which only placates
the government but holds out no hope for the game itself. |
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Voices
"The
Government has had working relations with other Pakistani dictators,
so why make an exception with Musharraf?"
Harkishan Singh Surjeet, CPI(M) general secretary, demanding that
the Government talk to General Pervez Musharraf
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Battle
On the sidelines
While the battle
continues in the Rajya Sabha on the Jethmalani resignation issue,
no-one missed the intra-Congress battle between Pranab Mukherjee and
Arjun Singh
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Kingsize
Woes
O. Rajgopal, the Union minister is effectively without a job after
Arun Jaitely replaced R Jethmalani as the Law Minister with independent
charge. |
From
Zzz...to Grr...
Andhra
Pradesh CM is giving his colleagues a hard time by cutting out their
"Lunch and Rest" appointments.
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Landing
Blues
Thanks
to NABARD soft loan, Rajasthan CM has warmed up to developmental work
that includes building new airstrips
in seven districts. |
Confessional
Union
Minister of State for Sport Shahnawaz Hussain feels there should
be government control over BCCI.
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Editorials
Free
the Fall
The
RBI should stop acting the Rupee's overprotective mama
Triple
Whammy
It
may be time for another State Reorganisation Commission
Books
Apocalypse
2007
A
western journalist's new novel envisages a nuclear war in the subcontinent.
Just how realistic is it?
Tomorrow's
Time
Essaying
India's journey into the millenarian future
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