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Top 10 Colleges of India
Knowledge today is an international commodity. As the world becomes frenetically competitive, nations realise the value of good quality higher education. India can only stand on a par with the rest of the world if its education system is strong. At a critical time like this, our survey of top colleges acquires special significance. As admission time approaches, students face the dilemma of making a choice from among 10,000 odd colleges. India Today-Gallup's sixth survey ranks the centres of excellence on key factors. The best in arts, science, commerce, law, medicine and engineering.

 

 
 
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Top Colleges at a Glance Hit and Won

Detailed information about the top
colleges situated in different parts of India
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After defeating the censure motion on Gujarat, the BJP Government is confident it will not be at the mercy of its partners.
 

STATES: UTTAR PRADESH BUSINESS: INCOMPLETE PROJECTS
Maya Rules Monuments of Waste

It can't be happy life hereafter for the partners as the BJP and BSP begin another round in cohabitation.

Over Rs 50,000 crore lies trapped in close to 200 stalled projects, bleeding both promoters and lenders.

     
     
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  Double Tragedy
First it was the mad mob. Now politicians are letting India down.
     
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NEIGHBOURS: PAKISTAN
Farce Forward

TECHNOLOGY: VOICE MESSAGING
SMS Gets Vocal

After consolidating his position with a dubious referendum, Musharraf now plans to subjugate mainstream political parties.

 

Investors dismayed by the proposal to tax dividend income from mutual funds can
take heart.

HERITAGE: MILITARY MUSEUMS
Decked Displays

LIVING: CIVIC ACTIVISTS
Urban Heroes

Converting machines to exhibits gives civilians a chance to enter the world of military hardware.
   

As living conditions in Mumbai deteriorate, citizens are rallying around to fight for their rights—and winning them too.

 

OFFTRACK: SURAT, GUJARAT
Equal Footing

SPORTS: FOOTBALL
Club in Confusion

A spirited woman uses her feet to produce prize-winning needlework in the Surat district of Gujarat.

   

Mohun Bagan may not be able to field a team this season if the fracas over its jinxed deal with the UB Group doesn't end.

SPORTS: USHA ACADEMY
Express Returns

CINEMA: REGIONAL FILMS
Change of Art
India's greatest athlete P.T. Usha gets ready to woo destiny again with a sports school of her own.
   

With savvy starcasts and ingenious financing, regional filmmakers make a bid to break out of art house ghettos.

     
 COLUMNS

FIFTH COLUMN: TAVLEEN SINGH
Bury the Bogeymen

 

KAUTILYA: JAIRAM RAMESH
A Time to Move on

India needs governments that can solve the people's problems, not create them.

 

Alas, after reaching a double century, this column returns to the pavilion.

       

POLITICALLY CORRECT: P. CHIDAMBARAM
State of Crisis

Bihar, with its dipping development indices, showcases misgovernance in India.

 
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 NEWSNOTES
CENTRESTAGE By Ajit Ninan   QUOTE OF THE WEEK
 

The leader of the Opposition is provoking her members. She is also chewing gum."

Defence Minister George Fernandes, on Congress President Sonia Gandhi, during the Lok Sabha debate on the Opposition's censure motion on Gujarat.

 CAPLOOKS
AIDS Treat   Party Didn't Fare Well

What do out-of-work politicians do to keep themselves in the news? If it is Oscar, he turns his attention to battling aids.

 

The send-off for the western air commander recently turned out to be a damp squib with his wife refusing to attend the party.

Suicide Attack   High Flight Grounded

Sonia's act of doling out cash to families of farmers who committed suicide has left Naidu in a tizzy.

  VIPs are a high-flying lot. They can find themselves grounded by lesser mortals, however.
Confessional
Anjana Mishra, who was gang-raped after she accused a former Orissa advocate-general of sexual assault, on the verdict in the case.
DESPATCH  SIGNPOSTS GOLDEN PUMPKIN   SPOTLIGHT MEDICAL ETHICS
CONSUMER FORUM LITERATURE FUN QUIZ MAKING MUSIC TELEVISION
 
 
 
 REGULARS
BOOKS
A Summer in Books   The Visiting Moon: Susan Viswanathan

India Today's choice of enchanting new destinations in literature.

 

Viswanathan tries too hard and misses
the moon.

Under the Shadow of Militancy: Tej N. Dhar   Authorspeak

The diary of a displaced Kashmiri Pandit.

 

 

 
 
   
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After decades of neglect, the Indian Government is taking radical measures to bring the Indian diaspora closer.

 

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