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Vandals
Of History Afghanistan's Taliban regime
remains undeterred from its hard-line agenda of destroying historically
valuable Buddhist idols. A look at the present regime and its slide to
orthodox fundamentalism at a time when a drought has ravaged its economy
and people.
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STATES
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Taking On the Family
Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Laloo Yadav is once
again facing a tough fight for survival--this time prompted by a near
revolt in the RJD fuelled by rumours of a dynastic takeover. Ranjan Yadav
has emerged as a potential rival to Rabri Devi, enjoying the support of
both the party rebels and the NDA allies.
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STATES
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Chennai
Confusion
The upshot of the great
Tamil circus: Jayalalitha needs Moopanar, but not the Congress.
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ECONOMY
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Creepy
Acquisition
With Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha determined
to bring corporate payslips comprehensively into the taxman's dragnet,
the salaried class is having a few palpitations. For them, it means that
a long era of tax-free emoluments is coming to an end.
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"Indians
lack unity"
Two of cricket's finest brains met for a rare conversation:Bishen Singh
Bedi takes on the role of interviewer for Aaj Tak, seeking to get into
the mind of Australian captain Stephen Waugh.
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BUSINESS
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Revenge
Of the Bears The sudden
fall in share-prices points to yet another rigging controversy, and raises
questions about the efficacy and credibility of SEBI as a regulator.
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Rs
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| Expenditure
statement for LEST WE FORGET Programme |
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Total funds collected
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Rs
1,14,05,389 |
| Funds
utilised (up to February, 2001) |
Rs
77,49,729 |
Contributions of Rs 5,000
or more for the
Rebuilding Gujarat Fund received till February 14, 2001: |
Ram Parkash
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Rs
51,000 |
T.L.
Palani Kumar
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Rs
10,000 |
LNM
Exports (P) Ltd
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Rs
10,000 |
Employees,
Saint Gobain Crystals & Detectors India (P) Ltd, Bangalore
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Rs
7,929 |
M.
Sampoornam
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Rs
5,001 |
Tanya
Enterprises
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Rs
11,000 |
Jitender
M. Sidh
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Rs
5,000 |
V.M.
Gupta
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Rs
5,000 |
Bondel
Agrahari Samaj
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Rs
12,511 |
Jitendra
Doshi
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Rs
5,000 |
V.S.
Bhatnagar
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Rs
5,000 |
Wg
Cdr T.V.E. Narayana
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Rs
6,000 |
Rajan
Bhasin AAREM Industries
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Rs
25,000 |
Dr
Rashmi Khurana
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Rs
5,000 |
Villagers
of Khargapur, Madhya Pradesh
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Rs
8,150 |
Ashish
Anand
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Rs
5,000 |
Srinivasu
Jayan
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Rs
8,000 |
Surya
Kant Misra
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Rs
5,000 |
| A.
Sachdev & Co |
Rs
11,000 |
| S.
Krishnan |
Rs
5,000 |
Prof R.S. Ramakrishna and M.S. Manika
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Rs
30,000 |
Abhinav,
Sonal, Reena and Ramesh
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Rs
5,001 |
M.V.
Rangan
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Rs
5,000 |
Infinitydesign
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Rs
10,000 |
Sydney
Mark Rath
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Rs
10,000 |
Dr
A.K. Sharma
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Rs
5,000 |
Dr
Rekha, Vishal Agarwal
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Rs
5,100 |
Vimal
Pathak
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Rs
5,000 |
Leather
Craft Export Division
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Rs
11,000 |
Karat
V. Parameshwar
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Rs
25,000 |
All
Villagers, Jungle Site, Chhattisgarh
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Rs
5,000 |
S.
Vijaychandran and family
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Rs
5,767 |
Surbhi
and Sidhant Suri
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Rs
46,186 |
Gururaj
Shetti
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Rs
9,274 |
| Gaurav
Seth |
Rs
23,070 |
Subramanian
Krishnan
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Rs
6,921 |
Upasana
and Vatsala Dixit
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Rs
5,000 |
Mohini
Bhullar
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Rs
10,000 |
The
Mercator staff at Mercator House
and The Emirates Cargo staff
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Rs
1,32,158 |
H.R.
Bhatia
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Rs
10,001 |
M.
Girija
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Rs
10,000 |
Delhi
Army Stores &
Manufacturers Associations
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Rs
1,00,000 |
ICRA
Limited
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Rs
1,33,276 |
Employees
of ICRA Limited
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Rs
1,32,276 |
Manish
Aggarwal, ICRA Limited
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Rs
5,000 |
Employees,
Tata Consultancy
Services, Lucknow
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Rs
27,400 |
| Gita
Devi of Kapurthala |
Rs
15,000 |
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Polo, like many other events, is bringing about the
resurgence of the almost forgotten royals. A chance, writes INDIA TODAY's
Principal Correspondent Anshul Avijit, to say Maharaja again with
an unctuous post-modernist gusto in Despatches.
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INTERVIEWS
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"The
only obvious competition is in bhangra," say the Pakistani duo of
the music group, Strings, in conversation with INDIA TODAY's Sonia
Faleiro in
Interviews.
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