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September 17, 2001
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Despatches
  While women-related crimes in Uttar Pradesh soar, the official response is becoming more and more tardy. A report by INDIA TODAY's Special Correpondent Subhash Mishra in
Dual Discrimination

 

 
Specials


100 people who shaped India in the 20th century
 
 
COVER STORY: ASTROLOGY
Superstition Or Superscience?

Introduction of astrology courses in universities has drawn Union Human Resource Development minister Murli Mahohar Joshi and the University Grants Commission into a legal and political maze.
Full Story...

Science Or Sham ?
Even as stargazers claim their knowledge has an empirical basis, scientists debunk it as mumbo-jumbo.
Full Story...

THE NATION: PRAMOD MAHAJAN  
PM's Point Man  

Sidelined two years ago, he has bounced back to become one of the most powerful ministers in the NDA.
Full Story...


NEIGHBOURS: CHINA  
Diverging Tracks  
The Gormu-Lhasa railway line will significantly improve China's military logistics capability and exert strategic pressure on India.
Full Story...

 
LETTERS  
  From The Editor In Chief  
     
To The Editor  

EDITORIALS

The Durban Conference is the UN's struggle against its
own irrelevance.

  Poverty Of Action
 

With or without starvation deaths, the need to overhaul the PDS
is urgent.

STATES: GUJARAT
Plane Pique
The Gujarat Government resents the CAG indictment for the purchase of an aircraft.
Full Story...
 

STATES: TAMIL NADU
The Man Who Would Be Heir
Govindavasan's elevation was easy, but his tenure may be turbulent.
Full Story...
 

STATES: RAJASTHAN
The Right To Know
A right to information campaign exposes corruption at the panchayat level.
Full Story...

 

STATES: MADHYA PRADESH
Border On Edge
The row over Amarkantak is likely to add a fifth state to the Narmada tangle.
Full Story...

 

BUSINESS: AMUL
Utterly Butterly Ambitious
Amul ventures out of the dairy business and hopes to grow five times.
Full Story...
  DIPLOMACY: INDO-US RELATIONS
Shedding Baggage
Bush is all set to redefine how the two countries should view each other.
Full Story...

NEIGHBOURS: INDO-PAK TALKS
Beyond Agra
The onus for any forward movement in New York is on Pakistan.
Full Story...
 

HEALTH WATCH
Catch Them Young
Autism calls for correct diagnosis and integrated schools for autistic children.
Full Story...


SPORTS: CRICKET
The Will To Win
Lanka's victory is the victory of a small cricketing country over a big nation.
Full Story...
 

CARE TODAY: REBUILDING GUJARAT
A Helping Hand
CARE TODAY assists seven people in Gujarat rendered disadvantaged.
Full Story..
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LIVING: PLAYSCHOOLS
Business At Play
Playschools use innovative games to develop a child's personality.
Full Story...
 

CINEMA: ACTION FILMS
Tech Tonic
The import of special-effects directors and gizmos holds a new promise for Indian films.
Full Story...


ENTERTAINMENT: CINEMA
Did You Know
Q&A Bobby Deol
Cast Matters
Madhuri Mantra
Box Office
 

FIFTH COLUMN:
Tavleen Singh
Rip Van Vajpayee
Does the prime minister realise that most of his policies are gathering dust?
 

KAUTILYA:
Jairam Ramesh
Taking Stock Of Stocks
Understanding the reasons why foodgrain stocks are now mounting.


CENTRESTAGE By Ajit Ninan
BODYLINE By Ravi Shankar
VOICES
"Funds from the public coffers often go to the militants and therefore the Finance Ministry holds back funds."
L.K. Advani
, Union home minister, at a meeting of the North Eastern Council
More...
CAPLOOKS
Delhi
Back On
Track
Will Digvijay keep his promise of not taking his feud with Nitish to press.
  Bangalore
Oil On Troubled Water
After Naidu, Krishna has charmed his way into the fearsome Amma's heart.
   
Raipur
Shared Concern
Does the papers alleging Digvijay's association with liquor mafia belong to Chhattisgarh era?
  Chandigarh
Forward Looking Humour
Party infighting compels Badal install fans and other facilities in jails.


TREMORS
Cricket Officials And Their Scorecard.


BOOKS:
The Horse That Flew & The Entrepreneurial Connection: Chidanand Rajghatta
Of mouse-smitten techies who have made a splash in
Silicon Valley.

Visvakarma's Children: Stories Of India's Craftspeople: Jaya Jaitly
The human faces behind the craft tragedy.

The River Is Three Quarters Full: Ranga Rao
Cheery little puns add little to this cheerless novel set in
Telugu country.

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