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COVER STORY: JINNAH
THE TRUTH
ABOUT JINNAH


Was he a misunderstood secularist or a sophisticated communalist in nationalist garb? Unravelling the legend of Mohammad Ali Jinnah.

FULL STORY

CAT AND MOUSE GAME
The massive response of Brahmins to Mayawati's overtures has begun to change the socio-political contour of the Hindi heartland. India Today's Farzand Ahmed reports.

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  COVER STORY: BJP

The Lost Leader

Advani's brief rendezvous with Jinnah, the declaration that Partition was an irreversible fact and the anguish over Babri Masjid seem to have become the cruellest paradox in his life and that of his party

FULL STORY

  COVER STORY: GUEST COLUMN

Faithfully Secular

Advani's wisdom and historic accuracy in praising Jinnah's secular faith in democracy should have been applauded by his party

FULL STORY

  COVER STORY: GUEST COLUMN

Time To Move On

Jinnah is unjustly put in the dock of history. India has to change its mindset about partition and stop seeing 1947 as a bleeding wound.

FULL STORY

  COVER STORY: BJP

The Lost Leader

Advani's brief rendezvous with Jinnah, the declaration that Partition was an irreversible fact and the anguish over Babri Masjid seem to have become the cruellest paradox in his life and that of his party

FULL STORY

  STATES: MADHYA PRADESH

Law Of The Jungle

Environmentalists fear a bill that seeks to regularise encroachments on forest land will destroy the state's green cover. Others say it grants tribals inhabiting them what is rightfully theirs.

FULL STORY

  STATES: RAJASTHAN

Boiling Point

A water protest turns violent as five people are killed in police firing. It is the eighth such incident under Raje's Government.

FULL STORY

  MONEY TODAY: ELSS AND ULIP

Two Darlings Of Investors

ELSS are drawing increased investor attention and challenging ULIPs. Here is a cost-benefit analysis of both.

FULL STORY

  MONEY TODAY: STOCK TAKING

Whatever Happened To... Mastershare

Money Today kicks off a series to revisit old investment avenues with a mutual fund scheme that brought the equity cult to India

FULL STORY

  MONEY TODAY: HOME LOANS

Home Truths

Money Today starts a new series on loans by going beyond the obvious in home loans

FULL STORY

  DEFENCE: PROCUREMENT

The New Arms Code

The Defence Ministry unveils the silver bullet, a new procurement procedure, promising to end all corruption and sloth in defence purchases. But the armed forces smell old wine in new bottle.

FULL STORY

  EDUCATION: PROJECT SHIKSHA

A Lesson In Controversy

Activists allege Microsoft draws undue advantages from its flagship education initiative in Karnataka. The state Government promises a thorough study of its terms.

FULL STORY

  ENVIRONMENT: BUDDHA STATUE

A Rock And A Hard Place

Eco-activists and local people are up in arms against the proposed construction of the world's tallest stone statue of the Buddha on a rock face in Karnataka

FULL STORY

  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

Evil And Imaginary

Arundhati Roy constructs an artificial imperium to suit the morality of the cause junkie

FULL STORY

  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

Art of Brotherhood

Raja Ravi Varma returns in his brother's diary jottings on the artist's soirees in Bombay and the milkmaids of Brindavan

FULL STORY

  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: CINEMA

The Laugh Doctors

Sequels, tailor-made roles and price tags upwards of Rs 25 lakh. Comic actors are laughing their way to the box office.

FULL STORY

   

  COVER STORY: GUEST COLUMN

Spot The Difference

In Jinnah, Advani has found a mirror image of himself. The credentials of these sporadic secularists are based on religious nationalism.

FULL STORY

  COVER STORY: GUEST COLUMN

Antithesis Of Nehru

Jinnah knew that to achieve his political aims he had to shun Nehru's secularism and use religion as a rallying point

FULL STORY

  STATES: TAMIL NADU

Operation Please All

Inspired by the recent bypoll wins, Jayalalithaa has major plans to win over the people of the state by offering them freebies

FULL STORY

  STATES: PUNJAB

Fundamental Flaw

By dabbling in competitive religiosity, the ruling Congress and the Akalis have allowed separatism to rear its ugly head in the state

FULL STORY

  STATES: ANDHRA PRADESH

Caste Aspersions

A 55 day march demanding the categorisation of SCs in the state has put the Rajasekhara Reddy Government in a fix

FULL STORY

  MONEY TODAY: IPO MONITOR

Yes Bank

A monthly monitor of new public issues starts with the Yes Bank IPO. The issue bets on the booming banking sector and the reputation of its promoters. But it has miles to go and lots to prove.

FULL STORY

  MONEY TODAY: RETIREMENT PLANNING

Pension Tension

Half of your working life is already over and you are not sure if you have provided enough for your sunset years. Two investment consultants suggest options.

FULL STORY

  MONEY TODAY: MY MONEY

Celeb Realty

A peek at how some of your favourite celebrities make their money work for them

FULL STORY

  NEIGHBOURS: INDIA-PAKISTAN

Terror's Reminder

As the revelation about a jehadi camp run by a Pakistani minister and the Pulwama blast bring the terrorism issue to the fore, India needs to be firm in its response

FULL STORY

  DEVELOPMENT: POWER SCHEME

A Powerful Stimulant

A unique scheme brings 24-hour power supply to Gujarat's villages, ushering in prosperity and preventing villagers from migrating to cities

FULL STORY

  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: MODELS

Miss Many Hats

The younger, smarter crop of models is successfully fashioning alternative careers for themselves, while still walking the ramps

FULL STORY

  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

The Jungle Books

A safari through forests and reserves captures the tiger's tale and one man's legendary fight to save the beast

FULL STORY

  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: HERITAGE

Legend Unearthed

The ASI excavates what is believed to be the fortifications of an ancient capital in a Rajasthan village-and gives local lore a fillip

FULL STORY

 
 
Should India agree to the demands of the scientific community that Siachen be turned into a science peace park ?
 
 
South Asia's most influential and most read newsweekly presents the fourth Conclave India Tomorrow 2005: Perception vs Reality  
 
 
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