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August 13, 2001
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Despatches
  Clinical tests of a controversial drug at a Kerala cancer institute exposes the vulnerability of the medical field to a larger malaise. An investigation by India Today Special Correspondent M.G. Radhakrishnan in
Trial And Error

 

 
Specials


100 people who shaped India in the 20th century
 
 
COVER STORY: GOVERNMENT
Falling Star

The uproar over the prime minister's threat to resign may be over with the NDA reaffirming its faith and promising to behave. But the incident has called into question Vajpayee's inclination to govern. Buffeted by crises, is he preparing for a last bow? A report.
Full Story...

The Political Bank
The never-dying saga of UTI pitches the Government and the Opposition into the usual slanging match. More skeletons fall out of the UTI cupboard proving that the institution has been misused by politicians of all hues.
Full Story...

Crouching Tiger
Discontent is brewing in the RSS and the VHP over the coalition-hampered BJP and a pacifist Vajpayee being unable to push through the saffron programme. How long will it be before they refuse to toe the BJP line?
Full Story...

THE NATION: CENTRE-STATE RELATIONS  
The Centre Cannot Hold  

Prodded by the DMK to requisition the services of three IPS officers involved in the arrest of M. Karunanidhi, the NDA Government is dragged into a constitutional debate.
Full Story...


SCIENCE: ASTRONOMY  
Space Invaders  

Research by Indian and UK scientists reveals that life on earth may have originated from comets from outer space. This could have a change perceptions about the origins of the world.
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LETTER  
From The Editor In Chief  

EDITORIALS
Cracks in the Vajpayee mystique reveal a story of mandate betrayed.
  Controlled Autonomy
 

Bankruptcies and bailouts are all that financial institutions will get under government control.

THE NATION:
NAGA CEASE-FIRE
Peace On A
Short Fuse
The Centre goes back on its accord with the NSCN.
Full Story...
  STATES:
MADHYA PRADESH
Party To The Crime
State Congressmen often resort to violence to achieve their goals.
Full Story...
 

BUSINESS: POWER PRIVATISATION
Reform Unplugged
A model for other states, power reforms in Orissa have hit a road block.
Full Story...
  THE NATION: PHOOLAN
DEVI MURDER
Unravelling The Plot
Investigators piece together the puzzle to solve the Phoolan case.
Full Story...
 

DEFENCE: MARITIME COMMAND
Isles OF Influence
A maritime command in Andaman & Nicobar to monitor trade routes.
Full Story...
  WILDLIFE: FAKE BIRDS
Doomed To Dye
Look again, the exotic bird for which you paid a tidy amount could be a common species.
Full Story...

CONTROVERSY:
LAND SCAM
Cornered Plots
Violators of forest laws go scot-free due to collusion with officials.
Full Story...
  SPORTS: CRICKET
Captain Cowboy
It is his method and madness that make Ganguly India's most colourful skipper ever.
Full Story...

MUSIC: INDIPOP
All In Wane
New singers are lining up to try their luck in the glamour world of pop.
Full Story...
  OFFTRACK: JALDAPARA
Trunk Call
Thick-skinned waifs find food and shelter at this orphanage.
Full Story...
 

 

MUSIC: MUSINGS
Reverberations
Hot Tracks
Arrivals

 

FIFTH COLUMN:
Tavleen Singh
Caught In
The Rut
Despite the dire necessity, the road to reform is still long and untravelled.
 

KAUTILYA:
Jairam Ramesh
Global Cooling
Not Warming
India's message — don't do anything, nothing will go wrong — can't continue.

CENTRESTAGE By Ajit Ninan
BODYLINE By Ravi Shankar
VOICES
"I think it will be in the best interests of the NDA if certain norms are formulated for entry and re-entry of any party into
the NDA."
K. Jana Krishnamurthy, president of the BJP, on parties leaving the NDA and returning at will.
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CAPLOOKS
Delhi
Green Signal
Sonia Gandhi warns Congress CMs against amending the Forest Act.
  Delhi
Shooting From
The Lip
Gen Musharraf has a very poor sense of history.
   
Thiruvananthapuram
Over Ruled
The Kerala assembly speaker likes to be known as a stickler for rules.
  Lucknow
Follow The Leader
As the cortege of Phoolan made its way, twelve had their pockets picked.


CONFESSIONAL

West Bengal Congress President Pranab Mukherjee comments on his party's alliance with the Trinamool Congress.

TREMORS
How Sectors Fared In The First Quarter.


BOOKS
Riot: A Novel: Shashi Tharoor
It's payback time in history and Shashi Tharoor places himself in the centre of action.

Out Of India: A Raj Childhood: Michael Foss
An outsider returns to his Raj childhood but misses the Empire.

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