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February 12, 2001 Issue


India Today, February 12

DEATHQUAKE
 


True Horror:
Hell On Earth

Rescue and Relief:
Picking up the Pieces

Gujarat Government:
Is Keshubhai
Up To It

First Person Account:
Dateline Fearscape

Quake-Resistant Building: Preventing Collapse

Insurance:
Leave It To God

Economic Impact:
What Goes Down...

Looking Back:
Latur: Still Shaken

Good Samaritans:
State-of-The-Heart

Care Today:
Rebuilding Gujarat: Hope For Survivors

 
 
OTHER STORIES
  Caplooks
 
  Voices  
  Offtrack: On The Ball  
  Eyecatchers  
       
 



 
  Home  
 

NEWSNOTES

Voices

"In future, we will keep this in mind. But the Government cancelled all celebrations as soon as we came to know of the quake's intensity."
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, prime minister, admitting that national mourning had not been declared after the Gujarat earthquake because the thought did not cross anyone's mind

"How can the saffronites criticise Sonia's Kumbha visit when they have brazenly exploited religion for political gains?"
Kalyan Singh, former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh

"This is a wastage of public time. The witness claims to be a senior citizen and a Gandhian. Nothing more needs to be added."
Justice M.S. Liberhan, who is probing the sequence of events that led to the demolition of the Babri Masjid, after Gandhian Nirmala Deshpande failed to turn up for deposition

"It's unjust. They took his consent in advance as is the practice, then denied it to him."
Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, West Bengal chief minister, on the Centre not considering Saurav Ganguly for the Padma Shri

VIS-A-VIS

"There is no locus standi in K. Madhavan's appointment as the BCCI's anti-corruption commissioner."
Mohammed Azharuddin, Former Cricket Captain

"Let the court decide whether Madhavan's appointment has any standing or not. We will fight out the case."
A.C. Muthiah, President, BCCI

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 PHOTO GALLERY

 
  Deathquake  
   

The Pain And Horror
The cataclysmic quake on India's
52nd Republic Day served to highlight
the gaping holes in the nation's
disaster management ability. Caught in celebrations, it was five and a half hours before Delhi officials even met. See The Latest Pictures

 

 
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COLUMNS  
 


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INTERVIEW  

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DESPATCHES  

A delay in the implementation of an eco-development project in Ranthambhore forces the World Bank to drastically cut aid. But the Rajasthan Government is yet to learn from its mistakes, writes India Today's Principal Correspondent Rohit Parihar in
Despatches.

 

 

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