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April 02, 2001
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India Today, April 2, 2001

 

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The Importance Of Being Brajesh
The Opposition and the Sangh Parivar launch an attack on the Prime Minister's Office by targeting the Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister Brajesh Mishra. The Vajpayee camp finds itself fighting a grim political battle to retain credibility even as the Establishment tries to discredit the Tehelka allegations. An analysis.


Supercrat In His Labyrinth
There are 240 secretaries to the Government, but N. K. Singh is always a cut above-in style, networking, and power. The economic policy wizard gets defensive.


The Ways And Means Of Ranjan
Ranjan Bhattacharya's role as nursemaid to Atal Bihari Vajpayee gives the fun-loving foster son-in-law
the image of one who dabbles in government decisions.

Congress' Coalition Flight Grounded
With sceptic constituents, Congress President Sonia Gandhi's
plan to form an alliance just before the assembly elections in five states, may backfire.

Desperately Seeking loopholes
The Bharatiya Janata Party and Samata Party find discrepancies
in the charges levelled against them by Tehelka. But it's just details.

 

 
NATION
   

Nursery Of Hate
The week-long violence in Kanpur has cooled down, but the spectre of the Students Islamic Movement of India still looms large. A look at the reach of India's in-house Taliban.

 

 
BUSINESS
   

Vroom Service
The four-stroke motorcycle overtakes middle-class India's greatest icon since the valve radio set, as sales of the doughty old scooter stagnate in spite of a spirited fightback.

 

 
INVESTIGATION
 

George Cross
The FIR against Sonia Gandhi's private secretary is a plain corruption issue says the CBI. But, an embarrassed Congress complains of vendetta.

 

 
BUSINESS
 

Nothing Official About It
The payment crisis is temporarily stemmed, but clandestine financing ticks like a time bomb.

 

 
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NEWSNOTES

TREMORS
The Options Before The Investor

Property: Still among the best investment avenues on offer, this sector has become even more inviting with the tax incentives on housing loans and the stagnating land prices.

Stock Market: After the extended bear run, the market has begun to bottom out. But substantial investor returns will have to await a truly formidable rally.

Gold: Though no longer an intelligent investment option, the lifting of curbs on imports has once again seen the yellow metal attract some investor interest.

Fixed Deposits: The lowering of interest rates has taken the sheen away from this safe option. With recent budgets eyeing deposits greedily, investors will now look elsewhere.






 
 
 
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The Itch For Kitsch
When Kitsch Kitsch Hota Hai opened to an overflowing house at Delhi's India Habitat Centre last week, people didn't quite know what to expect.
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Looking Glass


Delhi Exhibition:
Unbuilt India-Vision 2001


Delhi Music:
Shriram Shankarlal Music Festival, 2001

Delhi: Showroom
Interiors Espania

 

 
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DESPATCHES
 

The 457-acre estate of the Roerichs near Bangalore is in a pathetic condition. But does anyone care, asks INDIA TODAY's Principal Correspondent Stephen David in Despatches.

 

 
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