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 CURRENT ISSUE JUNE 28, 2004

COVER STORY: THE ESTABLISHMENT

   

The New Orbit Of Power

On the wreckage of a nascent right-wing establishment rises a brand new elite that draws its power from its liberal past. These Soniaites and leftists are everywhere, altering the course of governance, if not history.

 
BJP - Modi to stay on as CM
BJP panel to probe poll debacle
CBM - India, Pak agree on hotline
Double murder in Delhi's Vasant Enclave
Euro 2004 - Portugal face Spain
SAIL wants CIL to honour MoU
PFC to raise $100 mn in ECB next week
SMC set to be debt-free by '05
Russia to take on Greece
Bhajji named in Asia Cup probables
 
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NATION: BJP     NATION: RAJYA SABHA ELECTIONS
Modified Reversal     An Open House

Vajpayee's tirade against Modi gives the beseiged Gujarat chief minister breathing space with Parivar hardliners rushing to his defence.

   

A Rajya Sabha nomination is the hottest ticket in town and merit is not the most important criterion as businessmen, Lok Sabha losers, old loyalists and new dissidents vie for a seat.

NATION: GUEST COLUMN; Arvind Virmani     STATES: KERALA
The Real Story of E-2004     Leagues Away
People voted for governments that improved economic well-being. And booted out those that didn't.
   

The Indian Union Muslim League's hold on Muslims slips dramatically as its cadres rebel against its elitist leadership and the soft Hindutva policies of Chief Minister A.K. Antony.

STATES: WEST BENGAL     STATES:: UTTAR PRADESH
Red Faced     Family Feuds

Even as five tribals starved to death recently in West Midnapore district, the Left Front took refuge behind lies. An on-the-spot report.

   

The stinging attacks on Mulayam Singh Yadav by Sonia and Rahul Gandhi are part of a long-term game plan to capture Uttar Pradesh. But with the Left opposing the move Sonia's calculations could go awry.

BUSINESS & ECONOMY: JOB SEEKERS     SOCIETY & THE ARTS: LIFESTYLE MOTORBIKES
The Foreign Hands     The Speed Breakers

From brain drain to brain gain-things seem to have come full circle with foreigners across age groups and professions coming to India in search of jobs and experience in a developing market.

   

Enter superbikes, the new avatar of the modest motorcycle, with higher engine capacities, classy looks and price tags to match. For the growing cult of biker boys, it is the new rage on the roads.

SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS     SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
Death in the Chancellery     Agony of the Outsider

Etteth's new novel is a whodunit of arcane beauty in which many avatars of evil are unravelled.

   

The heartbreak of exile and the clash of civilisations come alive in Nadeem Aslam's latest novel set in the immigrants' world.

SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS     SOCIETY & THE ARTS: HERITAGE FRESCOES
The Spy's Route     Epic Battle For Survival

The British agent in this thriller is pitted against a secret society in Kochi.

   

The unique frescoes based on the Ramayana at the Tera fort in Kutch face imminent destruction due to lack of funds for their renovation.

SOCIETY & THE ARTS: CINEMA     PROFILE: RENUKA CHOWDHURY
Storm in a D-Cup     Host With The Most

A film on lesbianism makes the saffron brigade run riot yet again. But this time gay groups too join in the chorus against Girlfriend.

   

She is more Page Three than PWD, but the minister of state for tourism intends to achieve her target of 10 million visitors to India in five years.

OFFTRACK: GUJARAT      
Faith's Mascot      

The way to God is through the jackal's stomach at a temple on the periphery of the Rann of Kutch.

     
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FIELD OF VISION: SHARDA UGRA A Bridge Over Troubled Waters
 
THE BUZZ OF THE WEEK

Manmohan Singh is yet to define his image. Sources say he wants to project himself as a caring prime minister and focus on education, healthcare and administration. He is waiting for the right platform.

 
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