The
post of President of India may be a ceremonial
one. But its occupant must always be a man or
woman of integrity possessing the utmost common sense and
the ability to take decisions keeping larger national interests
in mind. High political drama
preceded the ruling National Democratic Alliance's nomination
of A.P.J. Abdul Kalam as India's 12th President. The inside
story of how the choice that dismantled the People's Front
and cornered the Congress was made.
The thumping victory of the AIADMK in the assembly bypolls
overshadows Jayalalithaa's dismal governance in the past year.
India Today's Arun Ram reports on the chief minister's
renewed confidence. Statescan
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
INDIA TODAY HINDI
STATES: JAMMU & KASHMIR
STATES: MAHARASHTRA
Caging the Hawks
Uneasy Victory
The Centre turns the screws on the pro-Pakistan elements
in Kashmir to blunt their tirade against the assembly elections.
The Congress-NCP regime survives but
its credibility and durability have
been dented.
BUSINESS: INDICA
ECONOMY: WAR SCARE
Comeback Kid
False Alarm
Three years after its launch, Indica's rough ride seems over.
Sales of 51,270 units makes it the top-selling car in the
segment.
Panic reaction to a war that may not
take place unsettles investments and
business plans.
CURRENT ISSUE JUNE 24, 2002
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