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October 08, 2001
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    Islam's Buccaneers
With the United States prepared for a showdown with the Taliban militia in Afghanistan, the first big war of the 21st century is set to become a clash of civilisations. Pitted against the most modern superpower in the world is a country which revels in and looks forward to its medieval past.


 
PAKISTAN
   

Price Of A Deal
Musharraf may have bent backwards in a bid to make his country the standard bearer of the US in the region. Of course, there are financial rewards for Pakistan, but the fear of a fundamentalist backlash continues to keep the nation on tenterhooks.

 
AFGHANISTAN
 

Circle Of Death
Violence fuelled by bigotry and foreign money brought the Taliban to power. Now as things come full circle the Islamic militia may meet an equally brutal end.

 

 
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Afghanistan 1978-2001
Its women once enjoyed social freedom, and there was joy and peace. It is now a country perverted by the missionaries of a grim utopia. A social history in pictures.

 
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TREMORS
Chief Ministers After The By-polls

Naveen Patnaik: The BJD won the Rairakhole assembly seat despite negative publicity over starvation deaths.

Chandrababu Naidu: Lost one, won one, but Telengana remains a problem.

Ashok Gehlot: Lost the Tonk Lok Sabha seat to the BJP. Bhairon Singh Shekhawat remains a force to reckon with.

Keshubhai Patel: The loss of both seats contested could signal the beginning of the end for Patel.


 
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Delhi Photography:
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Delhi Sculpture: Sculpter Hemi Bawa

 

 
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