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As the Immigration Minister declares new laws, 200,000 applicants, many of them from Indian, may be disqualified with retroactive effect.

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The recent splits in the BSP and the JD(U) in Bihar are yet another set of pointers to the poaching prowess of Laloo Prasad Yadav. India Today's Farzand Ahmed looks at the jungle rules that he
has played by for over a decade.
Divide and Rule
 
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.
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 CURRENT ISSUE AUGUST 12, 2002  

UK SPECIAL: INDIA CALLING

MUSIC
Generation Next
By S. Sahaya Ranjit

Kumar Gandharva Akademi at Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, is a pilgrimage for young musicians and to present a concert there is a once-in-a-lifetime achievement. The two-day-August 10 and 11-festival features an impressive array of young musicians. On the first day, Kumarji's disciple and daughter Kalapini Komkali will be singing, her style reminiscent of Kumarji's unparalleled gayki. Another star performer will be Nikhil Ghosh's son Nayan who will weave magic on his sitar. On the second day, Gwalior gharana singer Meeta Pandit will showcase the legacy of Krishnarao Pandit and the finale will be Venkatesh Kumar from Dharwad. If you are looking for an evening of scintillating music, be there. For details call 07272-22432.

FILM
Freedom Tales

Celebrate India's 55th year of Independence by watching some patriotic films. Delhi's India Habitat Centre has arranged film shows that kindle the nationalistic spirit. On August 13: Anand Math; August 14: Mother India; August 15: Shaheed; August 16: Naya Daur; August 20: Saza-e-Kala Pani; August 22: 1947 Earth; August 29: The Legend of Bhagat Singh. You can sign up with the Film Club for the show. For details call 011-4682222.

ART
The Web of Artistry

Art sites with such a variety of information are rare. Log on to saffronart.com to know the trends. There are profiles of more than 300 artists, art news, a directory of current exhibitions across the country, links to other art sites, an art café where you can chat with art enthusiasts. You can even view exhibitions at the premier galleries for Indian art.

HOLIDAY
Idyll for A Song

Planning a holiday? Check out the great-value offer from Trident Holidays. The special offer includes a two-night, three-day accommodation for two persons on a double sharing basis. For children below 12 years you get an additional room. Plus free breakfast for two everyday. Most importantly, the offer is available for a range of tourist destinations and at reasonable prices-Agra: Rs 2,999; Jaipur: Rs 3,999; Kochi: Rs 5,499; Chennai: Rs 8.399; Udaipur: Rs 5,499 and Khajuraho: Rs 4,499. The offer is valid till September 30. For details call 011-4304141.

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