Welcome to India Today, July 7, 1998

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Grand Designs
Union Home Minister L K Advani and state Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah plan a fresh offensive to tackle the new wave of militancy in the mountainous terrains of Doda and Udhampur, as Pakistan steps up its attempts to internationalise the Kashmir issue.

Playing hard to Get
The rest of the Opposition virtually pleads with the party to take steps to replace the BJP Government. But Sonia wants to do it her way, in her time.

100 Days of Just Being There
The nuclear tests apart, the Vajpayee Government is still groping for direction.

India Today-ORG-MARG Poll
Report Card

Study in Neglect
The LDF Government in Kerala faces a lot of flak after it selects favoured managements to run plus two courses.

Trapped in Security
A beleaguered police force in Bihar is forced to divert more and more men and arms for VIP protection as paranoid politicians and gang lords clamour for police guards.

Where Fear is the Key
An alarming increase in crime and mafia activity puts Kalyan on the defensive.

The Next Move
Sanctions are softer than expected and definitions are becoming clearer, but India finds that its best bet is still good economics.

The Usual Suspects by Swapan Dasgupta
Mani Talk by Mani Shankar Aiyar
Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh
Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh

Free Spirit
She's sexy,saucy,spontaneous. Glamour child Kajol has blossomed into a fine actress.

Flamboyant Flautist
Even at 60, Hariprasad Chaurasia wants to enthrall many more with the magic of his flute.

Grappling with Power
Grand Rivalry
Greener Pastures
Grim Prospects
Kicking a Habit
Wrong Number
Service on the Dot
Operation Hold-Up
Independent Initiative
A New Crusade
Novel Drive
Strong-arm Tactics

Top 10 Colleges of India
As Colleges across the Country gird up to take in another batch of students, an India-Today -ORG-MARG Poll identifies the centres of excellence.

Now Testy Times
After riding the crest of popularity, Sharif runs into stormy weather on the domestic political front and is criticised for handling of the economy.

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