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Losers
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the much-feared shakeout begins, many companies look for an exit while
others change strategies hoping to emerge as eventual winners
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TREMORS
India's Bilateral Relations
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India-US:
Looking up after years in the woods. Vajpayee's US trip and a slew
of tie-ups in the private sector have given the ties a much-needed
momentum.
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India-Bangladesh:
On the mend, especially if anti-Pakistan means pro-India. Now PM
Hasina has urged action against military regimes. At India's behest?
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India-Russia:
The warm ties of the Soviet era seem to have cooled off but new
defence deals expected to be finalised during Putin's trip will
reaffirm the old relationship.
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India-Pakistan:
The export of sugar to Pakistan has not sweetened trade or other
ties. The spats at the recent UN summit proved bilateral relations
are as frosty as ever.
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COLUMNS |
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India, youth is marked by impetuosity and prevented from getting ahead.
Elsewhere, of course, the young rule the world, says INDIA TODAY Deputy
Editor Swapan Dasgupta in Day
Dreams.
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DESPATCHES |
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In an increasingly crime-ridden society, schools in Mumbai wake up to
the need for value education. INDIA TODAY Principal Correspondent Farah
Baria assesses the new trend in Despatches.
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