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STORY: ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2001 |
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Winners And A Photo Finish |
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According to the INDIA TODAY-ORG-MARG opinion poll, there will be clear
winners in two states, but a tight finish in a third.
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The Last Rampage
To offset J. Jayalalitha's slight edge, a pugnacious
M. Karunanidhi gives it his all in what is his final electoral campaign.
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The Sixth Sense
A mercurial Mamata vs a dependable Buddhadev
Bhattacharya. The mismatch leaves the Left Front with a premonition of
victory.
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Secular Stake
Even as the Church makes a blatant move to play
a more political role in the state, the CPI(M) nominates a priest to woo
minorities.
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THE NATION: ICSSR |
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One Man Barmy |
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The ICSSR is rocked by civil war: the chairman
says he is being opposed by both RSS ideologues and Leftist academics.
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BUSINESS: BOTTLED WATER |
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Liquid Asset |
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The Rs 700-crore industry
has attracted many players. Now, purity will decide who stays in business.
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LETTER |
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From
The Editor In Chief |
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EDITORIALS |
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Alone
Together |
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Will
Vajpayee and Advani now bring home the bacon please?
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The
Name Of The State
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Does India require a US nod to see Pakistan as a
sponsor
of terrorism?
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DEFENCE:
THE ARMY
Changing Order
An ageing profile and an upset officer
corps leads the force to consider VRS and restructuring.
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DEFENCE:
AMMUNITION DEPOTS
In The Dumps
Outdated facilities and breach of
norms imperil stocks and lives.
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BUSINESS: SOFTWARE
SLOWDOWN
Threat ... Or Opportunity?
The present slowdown may lead to more business.
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HEALTH WATCH: BREASTFEEDING
Nourishing The
Natural Way
Exclusive breastfeeding for the
first six months, say experts.
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ENVIRONMENT:
SAL FORESTS
Ominous Autumn
Leaf-plate makers plump for money
in the economy versus ecology battle.
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CRIME: CYBERPORN
Smut Aleck
As a 16-year-old becomes the first Indian
accused of Internet porn crimes, his case ignites a debate.
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SOCIETY AND TRENDS: LESBIANS
Seeking
Freedom
Indian lesbians are coming out of the closet
in increasing numbers.
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THE ARTS: THEATRE
The Story Of Us
A growing crop of English theatre
directors in India is looking inwards for inspiration and scripts.
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CARE TODAY:
REBUILDING GUJARAT
New Tomorrow
A progress
report on the effort to help the victims.
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OFFTRACK: CHENNAI
Mind Over Money
A software consultant finds his vocation
in the science of living.
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STATES: ANDHRA PRADESH
Bigger Than Life
Chandrababu Naidu's plans to present
NTR as a greater contributor to politics and cinema than he actually
was causes resentment.
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FIFTH COLUMN:
Tavleen Singh
Petty Politics
When will our politicians
get over their ego problems and start examining real
issues?
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KAUTILYA:
Jairam Ramesh
Land
Of The
Setting Sun
After a decade of growth recession,
is Japan headed for growth depression also? |
POLITICALLY CORRECT: P. Chidambaram
Polling Probity
The Election Commission is successfully
bringing fairness
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CENTRESTAGE
By Ajit Ninan
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BODYLINE By
Ravi Shankar
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VOICES
"The DMK is
not the Sankara Mutt that the successor has to be nominated in advance."
M.K.
Stalin, Chennai mayor, refuting charges that he is to take over
as DMK president from his father, M. Karunanidhi.
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| CAPLOOKS
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Delhi
Pulling Their
Weight
Congress CMs are told to address elections
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Chennai
Voice From
The Past
Jayalalitha's recorded speech embarrasses
the AIADMK.
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Hyderabad
Guest At The
Raj Bhavan
The Raj Bhavan's roof comes
crashing down on the governor. |
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Lucknow
Swadeshi
Solution
An Ox-driven generator for Rajnath
Singh in the offing.
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TREMORS
Teleserial Themes.
CONFESSIONAL
After months of acrimony, RJD chief Laloo
Prasad Yadav and his "friend and guide" RANJAN PRASAD
YADAV part ways.
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