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October 15, 2001
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India's bin laden
October 1 in Srinagar was not as dramatic as September 11 in the US. But the attack on the J&K Assembly emphasises the reality that India continues to be a permanent victim of jehad, that the author of the blast is the bin Laden of Kandahar vintage.


 
PAKISTAN
   

Reclaiming The Faith
Despite Pakistan's extremist image, the country is home to a wide cross-section of people holding moderate views on religion. After the terrorist attacks on the US, it is this non-confrontationist lobby that is waging a coup against the militant and vocal religious extremists.

 

 
AFGHANISTAN
 

Ready To Strike
The US strategy to strike the Taliban includes making use of the Northern Alliance, favoured by Russia and Iran and distrusted by Pakistan. In its military pact with the front, the US should keep in mind the future power equations in Afghanistan.

 

 
THE NATION
  End Of An Era
The Congress needs to fill the leadership vacuum created by the death of Madhavrao Scindia soon if it is to remain a force as the Opposition

 
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NEWSNOTES

TREMORS
B-Segment Cars Revving Up

Fiat Palio: If initial trends offer a hint-1,200 cars sold in the first two days-the Italians have a winner.

Hyundai Santro: Still holding its marketshare and hopes to fight recession with a renewed aggressive ad campaign.

Maruti Zen: Offers the maximum number of variants. Adding still new ones to take on Palio.

Daewoo Matiz: With GM, its new owners, not too hot on Daewoo India, the one time best-seller's fate is uncertain.


 
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Carrier Of An Epic
I compare India to Draupadi in the dice scene of the Mahabharata ... she keeps unfolding," says French scriptwriter Jean-Claude Carriere in mildly accented English and an understanding that extends beyond touristy applause.
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Looking Glass

Kolkata Prehistory Park: Evolution Park

Bangalore Gallery: Gallerie Zen

Delhi Handicrafts: Crafts Museum

 

 
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With a dramatic fall in the viewership of Kaun Banega Crorepati, Star makes a last-ditch effort to prop up its ratings. INDIA TODAY's Himanshi Dhawan analyses the revival struggle of the pasha of programmes in
Survival Of The Fittest

 

 
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