India Today issue dated May 15, 2000

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India Today issue dated May 15, 2000
May 15, 2000

The Murky World of Mr. Dalmiya
At its meeting in London this past week, cricket's supreme body cleared Jagmohan Dalmiya of charges of shady TV deals. But the evidence against the ICC president says something else.

No Not you Kapil
Bindra's startling charge gives a new twist to the match-fixing controversy.

NATION
Is This Man Ill?
While rumours abound over Atal Bihari Vajpayee's health, doctor's give him a clean bill of health.

STATES
Summer of Discontent
Wracked by dissidence, parties and political formations in the state are struggling to save their marriages and keep their flock together.

OTHER STORIES
ECONOMY Taking Stock A host of imperfections continue to make the Indian bourses vulnerable to speculation and price-rigging. NEIGHBOURS Back on the Brink With the LTTE knocking at the doors of Jaffna Peninsula, Kumaratunga presses the panic button, even seeking outside help to fight the Tamil rebels.	PROFILE Romantic Realist Fire still burns in the Pakistani poet whose metaphors evoke delicate images in the subcontinent. BEHAVIOUR Driven to the Edge Drivers are becoming increasingly intolerant on the streets as was evident in the killing of a man by an otherwise well-balanced skating instructor.