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23 October 2000 Issue




COVER
  Sold On Sale
Discounts, freebies, lotteries and loans. Riding on the festival season, companies are using every conceivable marketing trick to lure consumers

 
THE NATION
 

Brothers In Arms
Though the CBI chargesheet against the Hindujas is silent on where the kickbacks ended up, it is still an important landmark in the 13-year chase

 
MUSIC
 

Hounds Of Music
With Visvabharati’s copyright on Tagore ending next year and the Centre refusing to throw in its weight, the poet’s music may be finally unshackled

 
Columns
 

Fifth Column
by Tavleen Singh
And Justice For All

 
 

Kautilya
by Jairam Ramesh
New Light On Power

 
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Beating Retreat

 
 

Buffer Zone

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Care Today:
Fight the Drought
 
 



 
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TREMORS

People's Movements

 

Check-dam Movement: Perennially drought-affected states still have hope. The check-dam movement has caught on in Gujarat and is showing signs of spreading

Narmada Bachao Andolan: The Medha Patkar-led movement scored an early win when it got the World Bank to acknowledge the merits of its case. But has since been lying low.

Anti-Liquor Movement: Launched with much fanfare in Haryana and Andhra, it is slowly fizzling out. Even long dry Gujarat is said to be having a rethink on prohibition.

Bandhua Mukti Andolan: Led by the maverick Swami Agnivesh, the movement has succeeded in freeing hundreds of bonded labourers. But, of late, out of news.

 
 
     METRO TODAY
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A Fancy For Words
"I don't think I could be called a poet," insists Feroze Gandhi with a shy smile.
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Looking Glass

Chennai: Mall


Calcutta: Home Library

Pune: Hotel

Delhi: Restaurant

Delhi: Play

 
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Relics of old empires exist everywhere. Why can't the Mani Shankar Aiyars of India let them be? asks INDIA TODAY Senior Editor Ravi Shankar in Friday Fundas.

 
DESPATCHES  


The fate of the Kannur project in power-strapped Kerala is in a state of limbo as the Government contends it is too expensive. But is it? INDIA TODAY Principal Correspondent M.G. Radhakrishnan investigates in
Despatches.

 
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