November 13, 2000 Issue




COVER
  All Out
With Azharuddin confessing to the CBI the lid is off on cricket's biggest scandal. As the net widens can the game's credibility be restored?


 
STATES
 

Burden Of Hope
Ajit Jogi takes over a state rich in surplus resources, but can expect teething troubles from expectant allies and disappointed rivals vying for the top post

 
STATES
 

Wasteland
Jyoti Basu leaves behind a state that is politically marginalised, economically denuded. His legacy: masterful non-performance.

 
Columns
 

Fifth Column
by Tavleen Singh
True Lies Forever

 
    Kautilya
by Jairam Ramesh
Banking on Dilution


 
   

Right Angle
by Swapan Dasgupta
Intrigues at the Very Top

 
    Politically Correct
by P. Chidambaram
Freedom Of Reach
 
    FlipSide
by Dilip Bobb
Book Fare

 
Other stories
  The Nation  
  The Nation  
  Investigation  
  Entertainment  
  Gender  
  The Arts  
  Living  
  Cyberchatter  
  Temples of Doom  
NewsNotes
 

Royal Meltdown

 
 

Twin-Pronged Strategy

More...

 
   

Lest We Forget

 
 



 
  Home  
 

The Existing Law

  • Under Section 498A of the IPC, cruelty to a married woman is punishable with imprisonment or fine.
  • Cruelty is defined as harassment for dowry or driving the woman to suicide.
  • No provision for a civil suit against the perpetrators, forcing many women to silently endure their ordeal.

 

Proposed Law

  • Allows victim to seek an injunction from the court that would serve as a warning to the violent husband.
  • She can also seek an order that would prevent her in-laws from throwing her out of the martial home.
  • She can even seek emergency monetary relief from the court for her expenses during the litigation.
 
 
 
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  MetroScape  
   


Gracious Gaggle
Goodness Gracious Me!..."takes the mickey out of Asians in the UK"
more...

Looking Glass

Mumbai: Restaurant


Delhi: Art Exhibition

Delhi: Restaurant

And More

 
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COLUMNS  



How can Non-Performing Assets of companies be cleared? By recovering what you can, writes INDIA TODAY Associate Editor V. Shankar Aiyar in AuContrAiyar.

 
DESPATCHES  


The Bangalore Development Authority becomes the first civic body in the country to issue a showcause notice to a sitting High Court judge for land violations. INDIA TODAY Principal Correspondent Stephen David reports on a determined demolition drive in
Despatches.

 
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