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India should take a stand, impose sanctions on Fiji says Mahendra
Chaudhry in an exclusive interview to INDIA TODAY's Deputy Editor
Raj Chengappa.
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just Nayla, all villages can be easily e-connected, says INDIA TODAY Associate
Editor V. Shankar Aiyar in AU
CONTRAIYAR.
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Reality
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should target inflation and leave the exchange rate to the market, says
P. Chidambaram in Politically
Correct.
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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.
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COVER STORY : BJP |
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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?
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So Long!
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Government's vice-like grip over
telecom gets a jolt with the opening up of the national long-distance
sector without a limit on the number of entrants
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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
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THE
NATION: NCM
Breaking
Faith
Inter-denomination
rivalry leads to Christian groups boycotting the National Commission
for Minorities.
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STATES:
WEST
BENGAL
Press
Clipping Stung
by the rising popularity of the Trinamool Congress and the media attention
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ECONOMY:
EXCHANGE RATE
Illusory
Fall
The
rupee is not the only currency falling against the US dollar. Most
global currencies are. India only has to take follow-up action without
panicking.
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DEFENCE:
RECRUITMENT
Fighting
Unfit
Despite
Kargil whipping up a fervour, army vacancies are on the rise. Alarmed,
the generals are banking on a slick advertisement campaign to rope
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SPECIAL
It's
The Culture Stupid
India
Today's Games coverage begins by looking at a reluctant sporting
nation.
Class Reunion:
Eight months after parting ways Bhupathi and Paes patch
up.
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ESSAY
Protocol
Breeches
Jawaharlal
Nehru imposed his own style as the national dress. Society didn't
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Music
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Iglesias, Screen Surf, Hot Track and Off Beat
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OFFTRACK:KUTCH
Women's Word
They
are barely literate--but they bring out an awareness magazine.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Jest
Does It
The
war for marketshares takes a funny turn as a growing number of advertisers
embrace humour in an effort to broaden the appeal of products and
tickle their sales graphs up
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VOICES
"Criminals
are being glamourised by the media and are treated as if they are
the new heroes of our society."
K.R. Narayanan, President, in his Independence Day
address to the nation
"If
the situation in the Valley is allowed to continue in the same manner,
there is no point in the Government ruling the country."
Bal Thackeray, Shiv Sena chief, demanding martial
law in Jammu and Kashmir
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Celeste is an avid party goer...
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Days Are Here Again
AICC
General Secretary Ambika Soni is pleased as punch...
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An overdose of Naidu on Independence Day... |
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Samajwadi
Party President Mulayam Singh Yadav toes the RSS line of
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METRO TODAY |
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Baseball, America's bludgeony substitute for the rectangular willow, couldn't
have found a better mouthpiece than Taylor Miller...
more...
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Delhi:
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With columns, infographics, audio reports.
»1971:
The Untold Story
This is a story not told in Pakistan. A secret inquiry into the
splintering of Pakistan in 1971 held army atrocities, widespread
corruption, cowardice, even loose morals, among its generals in
East Pakistan as prime reasons in losing the war. The explosive
Hamoodur Rahman report, obtained exclusively by NEWS TODAY's Samar
Halarnkar, has never seen the light of day—until now.
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Veerappan
Strikes Again
Kannada filmdom's top star Dr Rajkumar at
his rural farmhouse was rudely interrupted when one of India's deadliest
killers, Koose Muniswamy Veerappan,50, burst in a half hour before
midnight.
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The
Tiger Catastrophe
India's national animal is in crisis in the hands of its keepers.
The death toll at Nandan Kanan Zoo in Orissa is now 12, nine of
these rare white tigers.
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The
Sri Lankan Crisis
Exclusive interviews, columns and infographics
that track the battle for Jaffna.
» The
Kashmir Jigsaw
With both the governments and militants
taking strong positions, talks on autonomy could be heading for
a major showdown.
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Nepal Gameplan
A 'secret' new report obtained by INDIA TODAY lays bare the ISI's
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