Sulking Saffron
As the BJP wakes up to the problems of dissidence and ideological confusion, what will the crisis add up to? And will the RSS worsen the situation?

Monopoly, So Long!
The Government's vice-like grip over telecom gets a jolt with the opening up of the long-distance sector without a limit on the number of entrants.

Kiss and Make-up
With a perceptible softening in Japan's attitude, Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori's visit holds promise of a return to normalcy and opens new doors for economic investment.

Fifth Column
by Tavleen Singh
Truth Omissions

Right Angle
by Swapan Dasgupta
Paying For Leftist Junk

Flip side
by Dilip Bobb
National Symbols

Sartorial Licence
Richard Celeste is an avid party goer...

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CENTRESTAGE
AJIT NINAN

Home Base
Baseball, America's bludgeony substitute for the rectangular willow, couldn't have found a better mouthpiece than Taylor Miller...
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Looking Glass
Delhi:
Children's centre

Calcutta: Restaurant, newspaper

India should take a stand, impose sanctions on Fiji says Mahendra Chaudhry in an exclusive interview to INDIA TODAY's Deputy Editor Raj Chengappa.

The Government should target inflation and leave the exchange rate to the market, says P. Chidambaram in Politically Correct.

Not just Nayla, all villages can be easily e-connected, says INDIA TODAY Associate Editor V. Shankar Aiyar in AU CONTRAIYAR.

They are greying but their lives are anything but grey. INDIA TODAY Special Correspondent Sheela Raval meets some of Mumbai's 60-80 somethings who are raring to go in Despatches.