Welcome to India Today, March 22, 1999

India Today, March 22, 1999
March 22, 1999

Living Dangerously
One year in office, Prime Minister A B Vajpayee has won over his allies, tamed the recalcitrant sections of the BJP and RSS and put reforms on the agenda. Yet his Government is dogged by a serious image problem that nullifies its achievements.

A B Vajpayee
"I am not at Congress' Mercy":
Exclusive Interview

Zero Sum Game
The BJP hopes Dalit and upper-caste votes which it was losing to the Congress will now return to the party.

Return Present
The appointment of the chief minister's biographer as pro vice-chancellor of Calcutta University rankles not only the Opposition but also CPI(M) allies.

The Living Dead
They may still be fighting for justice but officially these poor land owners have ceased to exist.

Back to Square One
EMS memorial project evoke controversy -- like he once did.

Usual Suspects by Swapan Dasgupta
Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh
Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh
FlipSide by Dilip Bobb
Viewpoint by Anushuman Gaekwad
Cyber Chatter by Arun Katiyar

Silly Point
Sarfaraz Nawaz's unsubstantiated claim that Gavaskar was involved in fixing matches finds few takers.

Back To The Wall
How bad is Sachin Tendulkar's injury dogging India's biggest hope?

Trading Charges
With the slanging match intensifying and the Opposition trying to make capital out of it in Parliament, the storm over the dismissal of the navy chief refuses to subside.

Resting in Peace
Match Makers
CM-in-Waiting
Host Story
With the Men

Licence to Kill
Amidst ill-conceived contracts, a loss-laden industry, a weak regulator and a stubborn government, the consumer remains the casualty.

War Over Peace
A debilitating power struggle between key disciples at the Pune ashram threatens Osho's spiritual and material legacy.

Friends As Family
It's choice not genes that makes the New Indian Family. Friends now do what family did once: they cook together and even buy property together.

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