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October 22, 2001
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    Destination Kabul
The Northern Alliance plays a pivotal role in US plans to overthrow the Taliban, but it is Pakistan that holds the key to the stability of any future regime in Kabul. An exclusive despatch by the INDIA TODAY team from the battle zone.


 
PAKISTAN
   

General In Command
As the US attack on Afghanistan continues, the divergent pulls of pro-Taliban Islamists and pro-West "pragmatists" heighten tensions in Pakistan, forcing President Pervez Musharraf to sack some of his most powerful deputies.

 

 
FOREIGN POLICY
 

Gains And Losses
The war in Afghanistan changed all the regional equations. The Taliban and the jehadis were abandoned by Pakistan and India got a chance to regain a foothold in Afghanistan. A report on the diplomatic balance sheet.

 

 
LITERATURE
 

A Prize For Sir Vidia
The new Nobel laureate in literature is a civilisational man who travels in great style.

 

 
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NEWSNOTES

TREMORS
Congress Deputy Leader Candidates

P.R. Dasmunshi: Already party chief whip, his familiarity with Parliament's procedures is an advantage.

Kamal Nath: A skilled political manager, he is not known for his parliamentary skills.

N.D. Tiwari: The veteran's advancing years go against him, but his vast experience is a plus.

Mani Shankar Aiyar: Though a good speaker, his image puts him at risk of being heckled in the House.


 
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Act Of Faith
With her latest theatre performance as a desperate Broadway wannabe called Theda Blau, all tacky clothes and guttural voice, Sharon Prabhakar has come a long way from her year-end croon capers on Doordarshan.
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