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January 08, 2001 Issue




COVER
  The Genius of Anand
Finally, India has a world champion. And that in a game played in 156 countries, not eight. The story of Grandmaster Vishwanathan Anand's rise from rookie to king.


 
THE NATION
 

Hideouts of Terror
The relative ease with which the Lashkar-e-Toiba's jehadis were able to penetrate into the heart of Delhi is a pointer to the networks of support that the ISI has created throughout India.

 
STATES
 

Separated at Berth
Partition has resulted in squabbles over sharing of people and resources.

 
Columns
 

Fifth Column
by Tavleen Singh
Year of Inaction

 
  Kautilya
by Jairam Ramesh
New Set of Fiscal Rules

 
 

Right Angle
by Swapan Dasgupta
Awaiting the Backlash

 
Other stories
  Economy  
  Defence  
  Neighbours  
  Lifestyle  
  Cinema  
  Entertainment  
  Music  
  Health  
NewsNotes
 

Friendly Foes

 
 

Secular Show

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RAIPUR CHARGES

Chhattisgarh is power surplus, but it's parent is making it a deficit state.

Madhya Pradesh has denied Chhattisgarh its due share of employees and funds.

The new state has been neglected by a succession of leaders in Bhopal, including Digvijay Singh.

BHOPAL REPLIES

The power plants were installed by the previous regime with resources from the entire undivided state.

Good officers don't want to go to the backward state, so it's not Bhopal's fault.

The regional imbalance issue has been addressed with Bhopal agreeing to separation.

"Jogi is always interested in MPSEB."

 
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MetroScape
Fastest Fella First
After Swar Utsav, CP hosted another non-mercantile event—the first ever National Karting Championship that challenged 14 winners from seven regional finals.
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Looking Glass

Mumbai: Restaurant

Mumbai: Exhibition

Mumbai: Magazine

Delhi: Bar

Delhi: Store

 
    Web Exclusives
COLUMNS  



Among the major spin-offs of developing the LCA is the mountain of confidence that India's aeronautical engineers have gained. But there's still plenty to do, writes INDIA TODAY Deputy Editor Raj Chengappa in 21 Up.

 
DESPATCHES  



The 80th birthday do of a social reformer shows how the lives of entire communites in coastal Gujarat have changed for the better. INDIA TODAY Principal Correspondent Uday Mahurkar reports in Despatches.


 

 

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