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Guru of Joy?
The fastest growing
guru in the marketplace of happiness is presiding over an empire of air-and
breathing with him are the despairing and the dandy in over 135 countries.
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PAKISTAN
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Tussle Within
As the war drags on, the US discovers the perils
of allying with a dictator who wants to appear a statesman abroad and
a politician at home.
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Battle Weary Wasteland
An exclusive photo feature
captures images of Afghan life during unending conflict.
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ECONOMY
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Down and Out
An account of sebi's
undoing under D.R. Mehta and the tasks for a new team that will be at
the helm in the regulatory body early next year.
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OTHER STORIES
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NEWSNOTES
TREMORS
Checking Collateral Damage
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British Airways: It has taken a
lead with drastic fare cuts to offset passenger apathy in the wake
of the WTC scare.
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Virgin Airways: This one believes
in flying against the wind. It has proposed more flights but the
Government says "no".
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Air-India: London's stowaway fiasco
has added security concerns to its faltering fortunes.
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SAS:
The near-bankrupt airline is heading
the United Airlines way and pulling out of India. |
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With foodgrain
prices crashing and debts mounting, farmers in Kerala are now resorting
to suicide. Is there no lasting solution to the grassroots problem, asks
India Today Principal Correspondent M.G. Radhakrishnan
Dying
Fields
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