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 CURRENT ISSUE APRIL 14, 2003
COVER STORY: THE IRAQIS
   
Trapped At first sight, Umm Qasr could be one of the myriad dilapidated towns that dot coastal India. Hardly the major port that till recently handled two-thirds of Iraq's marine exports. Poverty stares out from most of the single-storey mud and brick houses that line the main road. It is in stark contrast to the spiralling high rises and sweeping avenues of Kuwait City literally "bang" next door. Children in worn-out clothes chase the convoys of the US-led coalition forces  
 

begging for bottles of water. Unshaven men in sneakers and ill-fitting jackets plead for cigarettes. A fortnight after Operation Iraqi Freedom was launched, even as a decisive assault ons Baghdad was under way, this strategic sliver of land that juts out into the Persian Gulf remains the only town that the coalition forces could claim as a "liberated zone".

 
Setting free- PWG releases policemen from Andhra's Prakasham district
Online popularity- Website for Iraqi Information minister rocks cyberspace
Sharjah Cup- Pakistan thrashes Zim by 8 wickets
Iraqi Oppn leader Chalabi- No room for US administration in post-war Iraq
Powell- No direct parallel between situation in Iraq and Kashmir
Rumsfeld- US, Kurdish forces are moving into Mosul after Iraqi surrender
Powell- US has no list of countries planned for attack
Sea-saw- Crude prices slide as US takes oil city of Kirkuk
International Red Cross urges US for more security in Iraq
Bihar killing- Activists of Ranvir Sena kill 3 of a family
 
 
 
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Beacon of Grief False Step
As the civilian deaths in Iraq continue to rise, so do the questions about the war aims of Washington and London.
Jogi produces an IB document to suggest a political witchhunt but the Vajpayee Government says it is forged and ropes in the CBI to nail the Chief Minister.
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ECONOMY: EXPORTS

Busting the Plot     Will the Good Times Roll?
The arrest of top DDA officials on charges of corruption is the latest chapter in the saga of the empire of patronage the civic body runs.
 
    Exporters have had a very good year and hope to repeat their performance—despite the Iraq war. Here's why.
 
NEIGHBOURS: BHUTAN     HEALTH: SARS
Riding the Tiger     Mass Attack
The Himalayan Kingdom has promised to remove militant camps from its soil by June. But that is easier said than done.
 
    As the panic spread by a mysterious killer virus triggers a global alert, India too takes preventive measures.
 
LIVING: MARRIAGE EQUATIONS     SOCIETY & TRENDS: RESTAURANTS
Space Odyssey     Recipe for Success
Today's couples redefine the institution of marriage as they assert their individualities—and demand their space.
 
    On menu are not just delicacies, but paintings, hookahs, even tattoos. Eateries concoct a new sales strategy.
 
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Battle for Ash     Nailed to the Wall
A beautiful woman. Two suitors. Midnight calls, a strident press conference, & a freak accident. Could Bollywood ask for more?
 
    Recent incidents of thefts and losses
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