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Return of the Militant Hindu

 
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Terror in Kolkatta
Change or be Damned
Dollar Gains Currency
March to March 12
Money Matters
Strike Out
A Roof Above the Heads
Fusion Fundas
Asian Kick Back

 
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Fifth Column: Tavleen Singh
Kautilya: Jairam Ramesh
Politically Correct: P.   Chidambaram

 
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Diary of Events

 

Five Indians are among 36 top tech pioneers picked by the World Economic Forum for applying the innovative technologies.

NRI DIARY

India Calling
London Diary
Now This!
Talented Scouts
The Soaring Figure
Voice For the People
Mechanics Of Success
American Round Up
Weekly Round Up
Selling Tall Tales

 

 
WEB ONLY FEATURES

In a deregulated economy, the Dalits have made it amply clear that they want a share in the market, not just government jobs. India Today Special Correspondent Lakshmi Iyer traces the paradigm shift.
Paradigm Shift
 
INDIA TODAY CONCLAVE

The Conclave concludes on a high note. Al Gore, Stanley Fischer and other world leaders listen and our heard. Catch up on the highlights.
Take me to Conclave now
 
CARE TODAY
 
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 CURRENT ISSUE FEB 4, 2002  

CARE TODAY: REBUILDING GUJARAT

A Roof Above Their Heads

Thousands of people lost their houses when the earthquake hit Gujarat a year ago. Reconstruction is a slow process, but with the help of generous readers, care today's project of constructing 450 houses will be completed by October this year. Seventeen families have already moved into new two-roomed homes built by care today, and work on 208 others in the Paccham region of Bhuj is on. We received Rs 3.45 crore in contributions. We have disbursed Rs 1.24 crore of the Rs 2.36 crore earmarked for programmes like sending an emergency medical team, a school library, financial assistance to the worst-affected and building houses in collaboration with the Kutch Mahila Vikas Sangathan. We are considering other schemes, like homes for people rendered paraplegic that would take into account their special needs.

     

FLOOR SPACE: Sketch of the two-room house (top left); beneficiaries moving in include the families of Bijal Juma, Deva Haja, Duda Haja, Kara Haja, Kesa Bijal, Khamu Kana, Lakhiyar Rana, Rajbai Juma, Rana Sura, Bhula Punja, Thavar Bijal, Tuga Haja, Valbai Maya and Sura Punja

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