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C U R R E N T   I S S U E
MAY 09, 2005







 


  
COVER STORY: FASHION
INDIA IN FASHION


From back office embellisher for global design houses to high street fashion stores, India has gone from being a moment to a movement

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GEARING UP
Parties in Uttar Pradesh chalk out strategies well in advance for the next assembly elections. India Today's Subhash Mishra takes a look at what they entail.

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  NATION: BJP

After Advani Who?

Though Advani shows no signs of eagerness to step down, his chosen Gen Next is already indulging in hit-and-run tactics to take over the mantle from him

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  NATION: GOVERNANCE

Committee Raj

The UPA regime set up over 50 panels in 11 months. On an average, one every week. If they are to be the pillars of policymaking, why have 56 ministries?

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  STATES: DELHI

Rebel Rousing

The chief minister's confrontational approach to dissidence disturbs her cosy relationship with 10 Janpath. But despite her detractors, Sheila Dikshit is still the Congress' best option.

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  BUSINESS & ECONOMY: RELIANCE GROUP

Back to the Rink

The Ambani brothers are again trading charges, but the battle seems to have moved to stage II-from the issue of ownership to that of valuation of the group companies

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  CRIME: ONLINE DRUG RACKET

Cyber Peddler

In the biggest ever busting of an e-trafficking ring, an Indo-US operation puts an end to a $20 million drug racket that spanned continents

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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: PERFORMANCE SPACES

The Cultural Expanse

Bangalore gets a cultural high as more spaces devoted to theatre and the performing arts sprout to cater to the artistic needs of an expanding city

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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

The Twilight Zone

On the cusp of Independence, an Anglo-Indian boy resolves his identity crisis

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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: SANGEET NATAK AKADEMI

Dance and Drama

High-profile exits. Allegations of autocratic behaviour. What makes everyone so angry with Sonal Mansingh?

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  NATION: BJP

Several Heads, Just One Crown

The second-rung leaders in the party are mostly Advani loyalists and range from the very rustic to the highly sophisticated, but their combined talent is still no match for the old guard

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  NATION: LALU PRASAD YADAV

Past Perfect, Future Tense

The railway minister finds himself at the centre of a ruckus about tainted ministers in Parliament once again. The charismatic Bihar politician may be down these days but no one's counting him out yet.

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  BUSINESS & ECONOMY: FRINGE BENEFITS TAX

Don't Fight for Fringe, Mr Chidambaram

As Parliament debates Budget 2005, India Today invites a macro-economic expert and a taxation professional to analyse its most controversial proposal-the Fringe Benefit Tax

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  DEFENCE: INDIAN AIR FORCE

Officers' Mess

The court martial of an IAF officer and her countercharges of sexual harassment threaten to damage the IAF's image

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  THE WORLD: UK ELECTIONS

The Minority Retort

Britain readies for the elections on May 5 with a new accent on minorities, including Indians

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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

Back To The Routes

An Indian woman sets out on an extraordinary adventure tracking Hiuen Tsang's ancient path and finds the remnants of his legacy surviving the ravages of time and the Cultural Revolution

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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

Case History

One man's grim fight for justice from the confines of a Tihar cell

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Should India agree to resume arms supply to Nepal even though democracy has not been restored in that country?
 
South Asia's most influential and most read newsweekly presents the fourth Conclave India Tomorrow 2005: Perception vs Reality


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