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 CURRENT ISSUE JUNE 21, 2004

COVER STORY: INDIAN SPORT

   

Track Record Of Shame

With the Olympics two months away, India's soul-searching over its sporting failures must begin with its administrators who spend decades in office building pockets of power and compromising on the nurturing of our athletes.

 
N-leak - Indian held in Dubai deported
7th anniv. of Uphaar tragedy today
NCERT sets up panel to review history books
IIM-C board of governors reconstituted
Cong national session in Tirupati in July
IIMs to carry on conducting CAT
Banks get nod for long-term bonds
AP software exports cross $1bn
Cricket - Bangalore camp begins
Euro 2004 - Greece beat Portugal 2-1
 
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Increasing suicides by school children failing in Class X and XII examinations ring an alarm in Madhya Pradesh. But is the Government listening, asks India Today's Neeraj Mishra.
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NATION: BJP     NATION: FORMER NDA MINISTERS
Still Trapped In Illusion     Life Without Red Light

The reshuffle after the election defeat only shows that the BJP does not have the men or ideas to reinvent the party. The one leader who can revive the party has other priorities.

   

For six years they enjoyed the perks and privileges that come with power. They set the agenda for development, represented the nation at global forums, were masters and commanders.

NATION: LEFT FRONT     STATES: ANDHRA PRADESH
Left Hand Drive     The Shooting Star
Even as a new generation of leaders rises to the top, there are fissures within the CPI(M) with the comrades divided over reforms and the issue of joining the Government.
   

As the drama around Telugu actor Balakrishna's alleged gunfire attack on two associates runs into more twists and turns, it also exposes the bizarre workings of the film industry in the state.

BUSINESS & ECONOMY: INVESTING ABROAD     DIPLOMACY: NUCLEAR POLICY
$25,000 Opportunity     Floating a Nuke Balloon

Open savings bank accounts in Europe, buy shares in US stockmarkets, hunt for the best returns from Australia to Japan ... the RBI has opened up the world for small investors in India.

   

Natwar Singh's proposal of India, Pakistan and China working towards a common nuclear doctrine is likely to be a non-starter. But this week's Indo-Pak dialogue may produce better results.

SCIENCE: ASTRONOMY     WILD LIFE: TURTLE BREEDING
Magical Mystery Tour     Against All Odds

The mass interest in Venus' journey across the sun shows stargazing is becoming very popular in India.

   

An endangered turtle species. A forgotten wildlife conservation centre. Together they have achieved the impossible.

HEALTH: MINIMAL INVASIVE COSMETIC SURGERY     SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BARTOP DANCING
Coffee-Break Surgery     High Jinks

Cosmetic surgery is no longer a painful procedure requiring lengthy hospitalisation. You can break off from work and visit a clinic for an operation. And it costs much less too.

   

The tabletop in hip joints is where all the action is as party regulars clamber on, get bold and get swinging.

SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS     SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
Book The Summer     In No Man's Land

Meet the monster in the magic grove. Watch Henry James write his first play. Travel to Turkey where love and snow envelop Islamic mystery. Deconstruct the American colossus. Or better still, crack the complex codes in a Renaissance manuscript. Turn the pages to a brainy summer.

   

The story of an Afghan refugee in London brings out the tragedy of his nation and personalises the clash of civilisations.

PROFILE: PIYUSH PANDEY     OFFTRACK: NAVI MUMBAI
Simply Funny     Dosa with an Identity

The executive chairman of O&M, who has rewritten many rules in advertising, will be the first Asian to head the Cannes ad fest jury.

   

A restaurateur transforms the ho-hum dosa into exotic fusion food with trademark protection.

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QED: SHANKKAR AIYAR The Rift Deepens in the Valley
 
THE BUZZ OF THE WEEK

Sonia Gandhi's backseat role is evident. She has asked Congress ministers to take quick decisions to show the Government means business and is also pushing for the peace dialogue with Pakistan. Sonia Gandhi's backseat role is evident. She has asked Congress ministers to take quick decisions to show the Government means business and is also pushing for the peace dialogue with Pakistan.

 
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A Wedding in Paris; Mamma's Model; Caught On-Screen; Family Flame

 
 


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