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THE
NEW ECONOMY: OPINION POLL
The
Colour Of Money
INDIA
TODAY-ORG-MARG OPINION POLL
Overall a
more prosperous generation, thanks to a consistently higher rate of economic
growth in the 1990's. Top gainers were professionals and the self-employed
while small traders gained the least. Household incomes boomed as the
number of earning members increased, in some cases, to more than two.
Erstwhile babu backyard Delhi emerged as a growth engine fuelled by the
entry of multinationals and start-ups.
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famililies with incomes from Rs1,000-7000
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families with incomes more than Rs 7,000 p.m |
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Who says Indian theatre is dying? Playwrights--both
veteran and budding--in the country had a chance to interact with those
from the Royal Court Theatre, London, at its first residency workshop
in Bangalore recently.
It was a fortnight
of enrichment, concludes Principal Correspondent Stephen David
in Despatches.
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INTERVIEWS
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"I was
very much against the idea of India," says William Dalrymple, author,
The City of Djinns: A Year in Delhi. In conversation with INDIA TODAY's
Sonia Faleiro, he talks about his old girlfriend, Delhi and his
"enormously exciting" next book, The White Moghuls in
Interviews.
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