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August 20, 2001
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Missing The Leader
The nation seems to be in the middle of a leadership crisis. An opinion poll conducted by ORG-MARG for INDIA TODAY shows that both Vajpayee and Sonia Gandhi's popularity ratings have dropped, leaving the people yearning for a strong leader like Indira Gandhi.


Leaders In Crisis
The INDIA TODAY-ORG-MARG opinion poll last January was Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's wake-up call. He chose to put the alarm clock on snooze and thereby accelerated the decline in his Government's popularity.

 

 
THE NATION
    The Paswan
Morse Code
Telecommunications Minister Ram Vilas Paswan has a simple code to win over supporters: fill the advisory committees with his own people, entitling them to a phone connection and free calls.

 

 
BUSINESS
 

Is Reliance The
Red Herring
It is now UTI's investment in Reliance industries that is under scrutiny.


 
DEFENCE
 

Air Battles
Air Chief Tipnis and Defence Minister Jaswant Singh are on a path of confrontation on strategic issues. The logjam threatens to turn serious.

 

 
OTHER STORIES
     
 



 
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METROSCAPE: LOOKING GLASS

DELHI
Film Festival

The Cinemaya Festival of Asian Cinema (Cinefan) is being held this year from August 26 to September 2 at three venues: India Habitat Centre, Siri Fort Auditorium and the French Cultural Centre. The fest will show 50 films, some of which will be included in a competition section with an international jury. The focus this year is on Turkey and the opening film is the Turkish Clouds of May for which director Nuri Bilge Ceylan will be present.
Call (011) 464-7482.

Bar

Tusker's at Hotel Nikko is serious about transporting the flavour of an African safari with phony elephant heads, hunting scene lithos and moss green upholstery. Traditional cocktails and beverages flood the menu, but what really sets the bar apart is its selection of Japanese Sake. Snacks are tangy and sharp-try the smoked salmon rolled in Dijon mustard. Two lady crooners add to the mood ... and no, they don't sing African songs. Call (011) 374-7861 for more details.


 

 
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MetroScape

Time To Act
First ever theatre appearance of Twinkle Khanna in India! screamed the invite. Important point not mentioned: All The Best, performed at Delhi's Kamani Auditorium last week, also starred three talented actors who go by the names Vrajesh Hirjee, Iqbal Azaad and Raghvendra Sharda.
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Looking Glass

Delhi Film Festival:
Cinemaya Festival of Asian Cinema

Delhi Bar: Tusker

 

 
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