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| E-2004: BJP PRESIDENT |
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E-2004: ANDHRA PRADESH |
| Marathon Purush |
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Naidu's Nightmare |
Venkaiah
Naidu has held his nerve through hard fought electoral battles
and in-house challenges. His aggressive and alliterative style
helps him come up with witticisms and bemuse opponents.
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For the first time in the state's history,
the Congress enters into an alliance with regional outfits
and may well end up spoiling the chief minister's hope of
an unprecedented third term.
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| E-2004: POLL MALL |
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E-2004: MOHANBHAI DELKAR |
| Hot Wheels |
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The Rough Rider |
The
BJP releases a vision document that is hazy; the Gandhi cousins
touch base and the Congress bets on Jogi against V.C. Shukla.
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The five-time MP from Dadra and Nagar
Haveli continues to enjoy the loyalty of tribals by creating
a Robin Hood image.
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LETTERS |
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From
The Editor In Chief
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To
The Editor |
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| OTHER STORIES |
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| STATES: MADHYA PRADESH |
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BUSINESS & ECONOMY: ADVERTISING |
| All
for a Faith Lift |
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Country Charm |
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Police officers are resorting to gimmicks like yagnas to
improve the crime graph and babus are reciting shlokas to
appeal to the sadhvi in Chief Minister Uma Bharati.
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There
is a flood of ad films using rustic and downmarket settings
to grab attention. The formula seems to be working.
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| BUSINESS & ECONOMY: PRICE
WAR |
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SPORTS: VIRENDER SEHWAG |
| The
Soap Warriors |
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Cricket's Anarchist |
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Makers of premium detergent and shampoo brands are locked
in a no-holds-barred battle to boost sales through drastic
price cuts making consumers happier, richer—and perhaps
cleaner
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A monumental feat comes from an unlikely
source as Sehwag's flashing blade carves out Indian cricket's
first-ever triple century
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| SPORTS: CRICKET |
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THE GLOBAL INDIAN: NURSES |
| Surface
Tension |
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Sisters to the Rescue |
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India tests positive in batting prowess, but Pakistan is
yet to prove its edge in bowling.
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As US hospitals scout around to meet
their crises shortage of registered nurses, many from the
Indian workforce find they qualify and are suddenly on the
fast track for the coveted Green Card.
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| LIVING: CALL CENTRES |
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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS |
| The
Other Side of Midnight |
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Lust
Liberals |
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High hopes of India's fastest growing industry sound hollow
as youngsters walk out in droves complaining of lifestyle-related
diseases, family pressure and undefined career growth.
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A literary journey through the Republic of Eros of ancient
India where desire was the mind's first seed.
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| SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS |
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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS |
| The
Last Lahore |
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Lost
World |
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A forgotten masterpiece returns after 50 years to recreate
the passionate idealism and pandemonium in the city before
Partition.
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A debut novel unravels the tragic past of a Pakistani and
her nation.
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| SOCIETY & THE ARTS: CINEMA |
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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: INDIA
FASHION WEEK |
| Munnabhai
Mania |
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Bye
Bye Rani Pink |
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Vinod Chopra's loveable rogue has the southern film industry
scrambling for remakes and a Hindi sequel is in the offing.
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...Hello, English Rose. Designers move away from overt Indian
references to a more subtle inspiration for the upcoming fashion
event.
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| OFFTRACK: JALANDHAR |
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| In
High Gear |
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A daily wage labourer grows into a towering wrestler and
Good Samaritan.
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