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OCTOBER 11, 2004

 

 
  
COVER STORY : PATRIOTIC FILMS
The New Nationalism

In four spectacular movies made at mega budgets of over Rs 30 crore each, Bollywood returns to its roots this season, and redefines the flag-waving, often xenophobic patriotism of its past
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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

Successful performances in the state have earned several bureaucrats of the Madhya Pradesh cadre plum postings at the Centre. India Today's Neeraj Mishra goes over the high-profile list

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  NATION: SHIVRAJ PATIL

Home Alone

The home minister is no longer the second most important man in the government as a lacklustre Patil flounders over Manipur and Kashmir. His colleagues at North Block are of little help
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  MAHARASHTRA POLL: YOUTH BRIGADE

League of Newbies

They may be politically naive, but a crop of young candidates-from polo players to nightclub owners to fashion designers-are excited about a career in politics and they are dreaming big
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  MAHARASHTRA POLL: POLL MALL

Saffron Sop Story for Voters

The BJP-Shiv Sena manifesto hits the populist bar with a sop series. While the Congress readies its star cast and prepares for a Sonia-Pawar show, Raj Thackeray has one-minute films lampooning the Government
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  BUSINESS & ECONOMY: MOBILE GAMING

The Game Boys

A bunch of young guns are riding the mobile telephony wave by creating games for content-hungry telecom networks the world over. They already have a thick slice of the gaming pie
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  SPORTS: CRICKET

Showdown!

Three years after a Test series whose miracles have become myth, India and Australia square off again. The Aussies have returned stronger and Indian inspiration must come from within if they are to hold on to their proud home record
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  HEALTH: HOSPITAL INFECTIONS

The Killer Within

Infection contracted due to poor hospital hygiene is a leading cause of death in the country. A study comes out with shocking findings on the lack of sterilisation procedures even in major hospitals
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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: HERITAGE

Pulse Of Past

Efforts are on to increase the tourist flow to Hampi, a World Heritage Site. But will the ruins spring back to life?
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  OBITUARIES

Novel Humanism

A pioneer of Indian English literature and a man whose interests encompassed diverse fields, Anand was the voice of the marginalised
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  NATION: GOVERNMENT

Digging Up Dirt

The UPA and the Opposition are on a collision course as the Government plans to probe deals finalised by the NDA regime
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  MAHARASHTRA POLL: CANDIDATES

Rebel Rouser

Rebels fighting as independents have queered the pitch of alliances even as the Congress-NCP combine tries its first joint contest
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  STATES: ANDHRA PRADESH

Peace Experiment

Andhra Pradesh shares the Naxalite menace with 11 other states, but they are not enthused by Chief Minister Rajasekhara Reddy's attempts to bring the militants to the negotiating table
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  SPORTS: BCCI ELECTION

Playing Politics

The machinations that went into the election of the president of the world's richest and most influential cricket board is a reminder of everything that is wrong with Indian cricket
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  GUEST COLUMN: FRANK TYSON

Over To The Bowlers

The India-Australian rubber will go to the side whose bowlers can translate theory into practice
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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: INTERCASTE MARRIAGES

Brides Wanted

Gujarat's Mehsana district witnesses a social churning as a singular custom called Sata forces men to opt for marriage outside their communities. The bad news is that it is due to a skewed sex ratio
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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

Writing Back To The Stoic State

Arun Shourie returns to his natural constituency with a searing indictment of the immovable state where bureaucratic surrealism and red tape continue to curtail India's nationalistic instincts
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  GLOBAL INDIAN: PUNJABI FARMERS

Firmly Rooted

Earthy in outlook but jet-set in lifestyle, the Punjabi-origin farmers in the US make their dreams come true by dint of hard work and resilience
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