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A Game Of Farce
Milkha Singh's refusal to accept the Arjuna Award has sparked off a heated
debate over the country's highest sporting honour. This year's controversial
list is being seen as the straw that broke the camel's back. Leading sports
people believe the award has been devalued and compromised by political
lobbying.
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Sleaze
Tehelka lands itself in a soup after
it was revealed that its journalists had used sex workers to lure three
army officers and then recorded their meetings in explicit detail as part
of a probe into arms deals.
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A Leader Reformed
A.K. Antony, a one-time Nehruvian socialist,
is winning the support of industry as well as Central funds in his new
avatar as the harbinger of reforms in the economically beleaguered state.
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SOCIETY
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Family Bride
Poor sex ratio has forced the Gurjjars of
Rajasthan to share their wives.
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OTHER STORIES
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NEWSNOTES
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Megsaysay Award winner Rajendra
Singh is determined to take on the authorities who he says are out to hamper
his water harvesting efforts in Rajasthan. INDIA TODAY's Principal Correspondent
Rohit Parihar reports in
Troubled
Waters
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METRO TODAY
