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India Today, July 5, 1999
July 5, 1999


Politics
Business
People
Entertainment and the Arts

Will the War Spread?
As the border conflict enters the second month, India makes some gains despite the stiff resistance put up by Pakistani intruders. But there is new concern now: that the war may go beyond Kargil now. An analysis.

Taking Tololing
The Tololing battle will probably alter the course of the war. Special correspondent Ramesh Vinayak and Chief photographer Dilip Banerjee document how the peak was won.

Lest we Forget
A village boy seeking glory, a singer and his battlefield band. More tales of the war heroes who fought to the end in Kargil and could now receive bravery awards.  

The Nation
Down At the Start
Sonia Gandhi's rally in Varanasi was an attempt to kick off the Congress' election campaign in Uttar Pradesh. But a poor turnout and infighting in the state unit of the party cast a shadow over its poll prospects.

Diplomacy Maharaja Style
Flying Krishna Kant to South Africa in a chartered jet cost Air-India Rs 2 crore.

Letter from the Editor
Edits
Eyecatchers
VoicesOfftrack
Centrestage
Bodyline
Books
Metro Today

States
Story of Plenty

Though Mizoram produces the largest number of literates in the country most of them suffer for want of jobs.

Power and Pulp
Within every Oriya politician seems to lurk a writer.

Columns
The Usual Suspects by Swapan Dasgupta
Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh
Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh
Economic Graffiti by Kaushik Basu
On the Ball by Kapil Dev
Flipside by Dilip Bobb

Newsnotes
From Bat to Verse
Australian captain Steve Waugh used every device to inspire his team to victory in the World Cup. This willingness to be inventive, to find unusual ways of bonding, was clearly missing in the Indian camp.

Newsnotes
On Different Tracks
Favoured Few
Vanishing Dignitary
Flying High
Money Trap
Neighbours
Busload of Will
India's bus service to Dhaka is seen as a positive step towards easing the strained bilateral relations.

Neighbours
Digital Dawn
With cable TV networks, telecom firms and internet firms rushing to a new frontier where entertainment and communications converge, life at home promises never to be the same again.

 

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