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Despatches
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Re-emergence of rivers, sweet water springs'
there has been much geological speculation after the earthquake in the Rann
of Kutch. INDIA TODAY'S Special Correspondent
Uday Mahurkar weighs the possibilities and concludes it's early
days yet 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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100 people
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STORY: THE HUMAN GENOME |
| The
Truth About Ourselves |
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 The
human genome sequence has been completed and shows some surprising findings.
Despite having one-third less genes than estimated, human beings are still
very complex. With access to disease genes, medicine and diagnostics will
be revolutionised.
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STATES: GUJARAT |
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Hope In Hell |
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Four weeks after the earthquake, Gujarat is
still coming to
terms with the devastation. True grit is emerging from the rubble
but it will be some time before lives are rebuilt. INDIA TODAY's
teams went out to capture stories that record this renewal.
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BUSINESS:
BANK VRS |
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Profitable Loss |
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With over
90,000 employees opting for the VRS scheme, PSU banks are set to get over
their problem of overstaffing. But is it going to make banks more competitive
in this age of automation?
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LETTER |
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From
The Editor In Chief |
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EDITORIALS |
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A
Matter Of Policy |
In the
absence of transparent guidelines, disinvestment continues
to be in a shambles. |
| Red
Roses & Red Alert |
| Who's
afraid of Saint Valentine? Certainly not India. |
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NEIGHBOURS:PAKISTAN
Spreading Terror
The Lashkar-e-Toiba is catching the Indian
security forces unawares.
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SPORTS:
CRICKET
Face Off
The Aussies are on a winning streak, but
can India stop them?
Full
Story... |
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CARE
TODAY:
REBUILDING GUJARAT
Mending Lives
The medical team sponsored by Care Today
injects hope in Gujarat.
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OFFTRACK:
BANGALORE
Healing Grounds
A mother's tribute to her spastic daughter
is a unique garden.
Full Story... |
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NATION:
CONGRESS
Changing Orbits
The new CWC shows
S. Gandhi's compulsions to keep everyone happy.
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STATES:
WEST BENGAL
Simmer Time
S.Ghising, troubled at home, is indispensable
to state's politics.
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Story... |
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BUSINESS: MID-DAY
Paper Money
The confusion over foreign investment in
print media comes to the forth.
Full
Story...
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DIPLOMACY:
MYANMAR
General Partners
After 40 years, India and its eastern neighbour
are rediscovering each other.
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FIFTH
COLUMN:
Tavleen Singh
Of
The VIP,
For The VIP
The government must start working for the
people, not for itself. |
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KAUTILYA:
Jairam Ramesh
Rice Of
The
Future
Exciting times for rice research, but new
varieties are still away. |
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CENTRESTAGE
By Ajit Ninan
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BODYLINE By
Ravi Shankar
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VOICES
"I don't read what Steve Waugh
says. I let my bat do the talking."
Saurav Ganguly, Indian cricket captain, on the Australian
skipper's comments about poor Indian pitches and Australia's winning
streak.
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Cross
Connection
Pramod Mahajan likes the ring in the words
"beauty" and "IT." |
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Putting
On Airs
George Fernandes earns the wrath of Karnataka
CM S.M.Krishna. |
Dramatic
Persona
Critics see a gimmick in everything that
Rajnath Singh does these days. |
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Protectionist
Policy Chandrababu Naidu refuses NSG
security for the masses. |
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TREMORS
Countering militancy in various parts of
India.
CONFESSIONAL
After the PMK-AIADMK tie-up, the Congress
has decided to bond with the TMC, says the party's Ghulam Nabi
Azad.
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