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India Today, September 13, 1999
Sept 13, 1999

COVER STORY
Spit and Run
As the voters queue up for what is widely billed as the final and greatest democratic carnival of the millennium, the 13th general election is increasingly an unseemly free for all in the mud pit. Election '99 will be remembered as the dirtiest in recent memory.

ELECTIONS 99
Ladies in Poll Combat
From 599 contestants contestants in the 1996 polls, the number of women candidates dropped to 274 last year. This year, if the picture looks a shade brighter, the credit should go largely to the Congress. A look at some of the women in the fray.

Poll Diary
News, Views, Footloose

Selling Hard
Key national player,techno-
savvy moderniser, mass leader -- Naidu positions himself to make the assembly polls a contest for him as CM, Vajpayee as PM.

OTHER STORIES

STATES
Real Cliff Hanger
The split in the Congress makes it a triangular state contest of high stakes which the beleaguered BJP-Sena alliance is hoping to cash upon.

DEFENCE
Is the Army Covering Up
After the triumph, the brass is now being accused of glossing over reports that show they may have ignored warnings about a Pakistani build-up in Kargil. The truth.


COLUMNS NEWSNOTES REGULARS
Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh

Flip Side by Dilip Bobb

Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh
Noodle Therapy

Local Dilemma

Gym Reality

Blessed Duo

From the
Editor in Chief

Editorials

Columns

Eyecatchers

Cinema
Voices

Offtrack

Bodyline

Centrestage

Books

 

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