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If
planned well, the quake could be the Keynesian opportunity for Yashwant
Sinha to trigger growth, says India Today Associate Editor
V.
Shankar Aiyar
in
Au
ContrAiyar.
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Despatches
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Managing
home and
a career was always tough but women in the metros can now choose from
an increasing array of options to work flexible hours.
India Today's
Namita Bhandare takes a look at the part-time and flexi-time job
market in Despatches.
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Interview
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This is just
the beginning, V.K. Aatre, who is at the core of the LCA action,
tells India Today Principal Correspondent Stephen David in
an exclusive
Interview.
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100
people who shaped India in the 20th century
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COVER
STORY: BUREAUCRACY |
Bloated
Babudom |
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More heads, less work--that's the
state
of the bureaucracy in India.
A privileged lot with guaranteed rights, pay and perks, the babus cost
the
tax-payers Rs 75,000 crore a year
giving little in return.
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THE
NATION: CONGRESS |
Taking
The Plunge
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Congress
President Sonia Gandhi shedding her inhibitions and taking a dip at the
Mahakumbha in Allahabad and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad's Dharma Sansad
at the same venue were both seen as political moves.
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STATES: ORISSA |
Starved
Of A Future |
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With the
state reeling under a severe drought and government measures providing
little succour, the prospect of a famine looms large. The debilitating
results are now showing up as a chain of catastrophes in this rain-fed
region.
Full Story...
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ARTS:
10TH TRIENNALE
The
Three-Year Itch
India's international art festival
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BUSINESS:
LUDHIANA
Puppy Paradise
Punjab's richest city could put the big metros to shame.
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by Ajit Ninan |
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VOICES
"My
father told me that you were like a Bedouin, like us, and that we
can trust you."
Prince Miteb, son of the Saudi Arabian crown prince, after
presenting Foreign Minister Jaswant Singh a prize Arabian steed
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CAPLOOKS
TREMORS
What's on the cards
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Luck's
Abode
1 Talkatora Road is not just an MP's bungalow in Delhi. |
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Pen
Friend
Rajnath Singh unwittingly becomes a pen collector.
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Remote
Affair
Software ditches Chandrababu Naidu in front of Li Peng. |
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Losing
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Fernandes recalls sleeping on Mumbai's footpaths. |
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Confessional
As the deadline for relocating polluting industries nears, Delhi
Chief Minister Sheila Dixit is getting desperate.
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