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PEOPLE 2006
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50
POWER PEOPLE
From corporate czars to policy
mavens, the power elite is a testament to globalised
India’s dreamers and doers.
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| INTERVIEW
OF THE WEEK: QUEEN RANIA AL-ABDULLAH |
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"It's really a clash of minority extremist groups
against all civilisations.
Few women from the Muslim world
have captured world attention as Jordan's glamorous
Queen Rania Al-Abdullah. With her stunning good looks,
impeccable dress sense and deep commitment to a progressive
agenda, Rania, at a young 35, has emerged as the Middle
East's outstanding spokesperson. Before she flew in
to address the India Today Conclave, Rania gave an
exclusive interview to Managing Editor Raj Chengappa.
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& THE ARTS:
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| Skillet
Skills
This journey into the recesses
of an Indian childhood is prompted along by culinary
memories
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& THE ARTS::
HERITAGE |
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Still
Playing King
The past continues to romance
the present in the Awadh region of Uttar Pradesh,
where talukdars-part of the traditional feudal structure-still
retain their regal status and titles, legally
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| 10 POWER
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| Official
List
This list of people wielding power
through government distinguishes the real power centre
from the apparent.
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| INTERVIEW
OF THE WEEK: P. CHIDAMBARAM |
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| Not
Feel Good, Not Feel Bad...
...between the two extremes, this
is the "feel relieved" Budget. That was
the broad consensus of the Board of India Today Economists
on Budget 2006, which was a mix of progress and political
compromise.
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| STATES:
UTTAR PRADESH
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| Blood
On The Shrine
The attack on one of the holiest
Hindu temples reinforces fears that jehadis are now
choosing religious targets to incite communal violence
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STORY
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| Everyday
Raga
Humour and humanity mark these
tales of Bengali women
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