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India
Is Now A Space Power
Hurling the Geosynchronous Satellite
Launch Vehicle into orbit from Sriharikota marks the maturing of India's
space faring capabilities. Besides saving on the costs of launching its
own satellites, the country has entered the billion-dollar space launch
market.
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STATES
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Moment Of Reckoning
The polls are likely to be milestones
for the political parties. In Tamil Nadu, Karunanidhi is poised to hand
over the mantle of the DMK to his son Stalin. And in West Bengal, Mamata
may find it takes more than aggression to win a mandate.
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BUSINESS
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Breaking
Trust
UTI's dealing in Ketan Parekh's favourite
shares has been under a cloud and SEBI's report on the stock-rigging scandal
reaffirms suspicions. Bogged down with chunks of worthless shares, UTI's
credibility has taken a nose dive.
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Cold-Blooded
Gamble
Sudden, violent skirmishes along the
India-Bangladesh border leaves many dead and raises worrisome questions
about peace and security in the North-east as a "friendly" neighbour's
problems spill over.
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CRIME
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Blue
Sari Mystery
A dead polo player, a beautiful woman, an unclaimed garment. The Rajasthan
High Court orders the police to look into the case.
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OTHER STORIES
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NEWSNOTES
TREMORS
Heroes
Battling Real Trouble
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Sanjay Dutt: Accused
in the Mumbai serial blast, he has been allowed by a TADA court
to visit the US and the UK. Acting his age for some time now, his
screen fortunes
are also up.
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Salman Khan:
Still caught in the investigation into the killing of two blackbucks
in Rajasthan in 1998, Salman has denied all the charges and is now
ready to face trial.
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Shah
Rukh Khan: With the Maharashtra
Revenue Department seeking Rs 6.5 crore as dues before the end of
the month, Shah Rukh is in danger of losing his bungalow.
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Abhishek Bachchan: Alleged to have
beaten press photographers during a film shoot in Delhi, Bachchan
Jr needs all the help he can get in his movie career too.
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Exclusives |
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Lackadaisical legal proceedings
and a sympathetic state government are luring more and more fugitive Punjab
militants back to India, says INDIA TODAY's Special Correspondent Ramesh
Vinayak in Despatches.
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