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DECEMBER 06, 2004
 
  COVER STORY: THE RELIANCE FEUD
AMBANI VS AMBANI


The feud between Mukesh and Anil Ambani could get messier as the battle for control of India's biggest private-sector enterprise threatens the future of the house that Dhirubhai built
FULL STORY

CROSS CONNECTION

As a seven-year-old sex scandal resurfaces to haunt a Kerala minister, it is the Opposition, not the Government, that is beginning to feel the heat, writes India Today's M.G. Radhakrishnan.

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  NATION: KANCHI CONTROVERSY

The Sacred And The Political

As the police prolong the probe to implicate the Shankaracharya in a second case, he becomes a Hindu cause for the BJP and a hot item in the latest Jayalalithaa-Karunanidhi face-off
FULL STORY

  NATION: UPA GOVERNMENT

Death of a Slogan

The UPA Government's people-friendly image suffers a setback as some of its allies take strident postures on spiralling prices, higher inflation and new taxes with coming assembly polls in mind
FULL STORY

  STATES: MADHYA PRADESH

Bound To That Midnight

Twenty years after the Bhopal gas tragedy the nightmare haunts the survivors and the soil still reeks of poison
FULL STORY

  NEIGHBOURS: PAKISTAN

Price of Freedom

Benazir's husband is released on bail after eight years, hinting at a deal between her party and an embattled Musharraf trying to reduce the Government's dependence on jehadi parties
FULL STORY

  DIPLOMACY: PUTIN VISIT

It's All Business

Vladimir Putin's December 3 visit is an opportunity for Russia and India to take stock of their debilitated trade relations
FULL STORY
  DEFENCE: LANDMINE MENACE

Living On The Edge

As landmines laid by the army continue to kill and cripple hundreds of civilians in areas bordering Pakistan, it is time India did a cost-benefit analysis of the use of anti-personnel landmines
FULL STORY

  GLOBAL INDIAN: PETROL RETAILER

Well-Oiled Machine

The son of a Sikh farmer from a little-known village in Punjab is now the largest petrol retailer in the land of opportunity, the US
FULL STORY

  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

Storm in a Teahouse

Divakaruni's new novel is a modern American immigrant saga with a large dollop of the south Asian variety of magical realism
FULL STORY

 

  NATION: PM'S NORTHEAST VISIT

Quelling Fires Of Discontent

Manmohan's Northeast tour was marked by symbolic gestures that assuaged feelings in the region. But if the Centre wants sustainable peace, it must follow up with concrete measures
FULL STORY

  STATES: RAJASTHAN

Learning Curve

Effective governance is a far cry from being an election winner, the state's first woman chief minister finds out, as financial successes and administrative slumps mark her first year in power
FULL STORY

  NEIGHBOURS: INDO-PAK RELATIONS

Talk The Walk

Though no new proposals were presented, the Pakistan prime minister's visit proved to be a damage-control exercise aimed at toning down the verbal battles and reducing the 'trust deficit'
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  DIPLOMACY: US-PAK AIRCRAFT DEAL

Bolt From The Blue

The US decision to go ahead with the sale of the P-3C Orion strike aircraft to Pakistan on the pretext of helping the war on terror shocks India and undermines the country's naval superiority
FULL STORY

  SCIENCE: POWER-PACKED PLANTS

A Green Promise

A father-son scientist duo have shown that plants have the potential to replace microchips in computers. Their discovery may revolutionise the electronics industry
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  SPORTS: ATHLETE'S SUICIDE

Losing the Race

An athlete ends her own life after chronic pain left her with medical bills she couldn't pay. Could it all have been prevented?
FULL STORY
  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: FASHION

Big Fat Weddings

As style becomes the new flash at the Great Indian Wedding, fashion designers are cashing in on the trend by lending their expertise and their brand to the celebration of the event
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  SOCIETY & THE ARTS: CINEMA

Poison Ivies

From Priyanka Chopra's power woman in Aitraaz to Diana Hayden's kick-boxing abused wife in Ab...Bas, Bollywood women are getting an angry makeover
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