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COVER STORY: RELIANCE GROUP
Beyond Dhirubhai

Dhirubhai Ambani has always equalled extraordinary ambition. His canny business sense and
understanding of the Indian system has resulted in a
Rs 65,000-crore business empire. Right now Reliance
is in the midst of a critical transition. The group is expanding ambitiously into telecom, IT, power, financial services and retailing of petroleum products. Will it be able to grow as rapidly without Dhirubhai's captaincy? Now as he battles for life, India Today recounts the legacy of the legend and how his sons Mukesh and
Anil Ambani plan to steer the megacorp.

 
 
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Resentment in the BJP ranks against the "discriminatory" attitude of the BSP threatens an already tenuous coalition in Uttar Pradesh. A lowdown by India Today's Subhash Mishra.
State Scan

 
 
 
 
 
 
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THE NATION: KASHMIR

STATES: GUJARAT

Polls Apart Populist Pitch
The Centre is going all out to make sure that separatist leaders participate in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections.

Narendra Modi goes into election mode projecting himself as a multifaceted leader of Gujarat.
 

STATES: ORISSA STATES: JHARKHAND
Capital Plunder Running Out of Time

Failure to recover loans from influential persons leave the Orissa State Financial Corporation facing closure.

The BJP has begun the countdown for Marandi's removal by fielding his detractor in the by-election to a Rajya Sabha seat.

     
     
LETTERS   EDITORIAL

From The Editor In Chief
To The Editor

  Redeeming the Image
India must tackle the impression that it is a dangerous place.
     
 OTHER STORIES

ECONOMY: SEIZED PROPERTY
Acquired Losses

MEDIA: FDI
News Break

The Government is saddled with Rs 200 crore worth of real estate that no one
wants to buy.

 

The Government of India overturns a
57-year-old ban on foreign equity in
print media.

DIPLOMACY: INDIA-PAKISTAN
Caught in a Cleft Stick

ENVIRONMENT: EVICTION DRIVE
Demolition Day

The pressure on Musharraf to show results on infiltration while continuing to reassure his constituency has put him in a tight spot.

   

Spurred by a court order, the Assam Government attempts to clear the state's reserved forests of 15 lakh encroachers.

 

OFFTRACK: BADURIA, WEST BENGAL
Self-Schooling

CARE TODAY: REBUILDING GUJARAT
Homes With a View

Young children help themselves and others with some handy tips in this remote village of West Bengal.

   

Last month, villagers moved into the 58 houses that were built with Care Today's support in Nani Dadhar village of Bhuj.

SOCIETY AND TRENDS: HAIR STYLE
Razor's Edge

SOCIETY AND TRENDS: DIPPING WAISTLINE
Way of the Flesh

Indian males face a hairy future with new follicular fads.

   

The midriff and the butt cleavage make a new fashion statement.

LIVING: CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS
Enter the Causerati

WORLD CUP 2002: FROM THE SIDELINES
Raising Their Game

Engaged in fending off the world's ills is a new breed of activists—famous and ready to lend their names to a worthy cause.

   

World Cup finalist Brazil's flair and Asia's game rose steadily during this Oriental odyssey.

CINEMA: PORN ACTORS
The Raw Deal

CINEMA: INDO-ANGLIAN FILMS
English Anyone?

The poorly paid male leads of southern sleaze continue to dream of making it big in mainstream cinema.

   

A spate of made-in-Mumbai English films is in the pipeline. Is it enough to be called a new genre?

 NEWSNOTES
CENTRESTAGE By Ajit Ninan   QUOTE OF THE WEEK
 

"They were the exception in the Quit India Movement, Chinese aggression, the Emergency and now the presidential poll."

Union minister for rural development M. Venkaiah Naidu, on the communists.

 FIRST TAKE
Ill Tiding   Back With His Flag Flying

The issue of Time with the now infamous and unflattering "Asleep at the Wheel" article on Vajpayee has been a sell-out.

 

India's first referee in the World Cup football, Komaleeswaran Shankar, is back in Chennai after supervising three matches.

Hot in Hyderabad
  Trend-Track

Which is the sexiest city in India? Believe it or not, it's Hyderabad. That's the finding of a recent poll on sexual habits in India.

  Electricity is considered too incandescent for post-sunset glimmer. The attitude light
is the candle.
Tremors

Fortunes of Political Scions.

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BOOKS
The Carpet Wars: Christopher Kremmer   Run: Farrukh Dhondy
A journey across conflicts in Central Asia in search of the magic carpet.  

An Asian teenager's road trip to
maturity.

 
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Safina Uberoi , Shamita Shetty , Bob Christo & Tom Alter, Kamal Sidhu

 
 NRI DIARY
 
Painter Satish Gujral returns to New York after 28 years with a display of his work inspired by traditional miniatures.
India Calling
  Capital Push
Striking Gold
Tropical Paradise
Cinema
Newsmakers
       
 


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