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DECEMBER 20, 2004

COVER STORY: CELEB BLITZ

SALEBRITY

From advertisements to talk shows to launches-the demand for 'instant recall' has made celebrity endorsement the latest buzzword. While some say the definition of celebrity is expanding, others maintain it is hitting a new low in a nation that seems to lack real idols
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DRAMATIC COMEBACK

The re-emergence of Ajit Jogi from the shadows in Chhattisgarh has many implications for the Congress. India Today's Neeraj Mishra takes a look.

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NATION: RSS

Sangh Makeover

The new generation in the RSS leadership is trying to achieve the impossible task of reviving a stagnant organisation that is steeped in medieval ideas about India and its culture
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NEIGHBOURS: PAKISTAN-OCCUPIED KASHMIR

In The Forbidden Zone

As crunch time approaches for peace talks on Kashmir, a rare journey into PoK reveals what the other side of the divide thinks about India after 57 years. There is a yearning to end the isolation. THE bus link spells hope
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BUSINESS & ECONOMY: FOREIGN INVESTORS

Vote of Confidence

India is finally on the international economic map. But why and for how long? Foreign investors, chief executive officers and financial experts give some answers
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SPORTS: ANIL KUMBLE

Master Mind

In his 15th international season, Team India's silent champion runs into the best form of his life and is poised to become the country's highest wicket taker in Tests
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WILDLIFE: POACHING

On The Prowl

India has become a favourite hunting ground for increasingly organised wildlife crime networks. These cartels are being helped by weak enforcement of the law and a very low conviction rate
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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

Murder in the Stars

An astro detective solves crimes with chutzpah, charm and horoscopes
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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: CINEMA

Speak Easy

English, spiced up with multilingual accents from across the country, was the language of choice for Indian filmmakers in Goa. It made it easier to overlook the abysmal turnout of foreign films
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STATES: KERALA

Hundred Days, Dashed Hopes

As Chief Minister Chandy completes 100 days in office, his Government is faced with a series of crises. The future doesn't seem bright for the ruling United Democratic Front
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DEFENCE: PROJECT SEABIRD

Power Base

With the first ship docking at Seabird at Karwar in Karnataka, the navy has crossed a milestone in its ambitious project which will eventually displace the congested Mumbai naval base
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BUSINESS & ECONOMY: STOCKMARKETS

The Foreign Hand

Foreign institutional investors have pushed up share prices to record levels. What's drawing them to India? And how safe is it for retail investors to enter a market which is at an all-time high?
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SPORTS: CRICKET

Man Of Mystery

Jagdish Sodha's recurring appearance in cricket's fresh round of rumours indicates that many skeletons are likely to tumble out of the closet
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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS

The Noble Chores

An everyday tale of love and lust unfolds amid the old world charm of Hyderabad and its inimitable aristocratic lifestyle
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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: SMALL TOWN CROREPATIS

Happening Hinterland

A blossoming of the entrepreneurial instinct has brought wealth to small towns which are now home to 7,000 crorepatis
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Should all food and beverage companies be asked to print warnings on pesticide residues on their products?

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