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 COVER STORY: YOUNG MPS

NON-PERFORMING ASSETS
There are 28 first-time MPs under the age of 40 in the Lok Sabha. They are yet to make a qualitative difference in Parliament with their ideas of change. They are talents neglected by their leaders.

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Vintage Delight

A proud collector shares his passion as he displays his huge fleet of vintage cars in a rare museum called Auto World in Ahmedabad. India Today's Uday Mahurkar reports.


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STATES: WEST BENGAL
Small Car Big Troubles

The fate of the Tata Motors plant will be a benchmark for all future projects in the state and investors, who have signed MoUs, are looking at its fate to see what lies ahead for them

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STATES: DELHI MASTER PLAN 2021
Delhi Goes Vertical

The 'please-all' plan to convert the capital into a modern megapolis may lead to further chaos unless infrastructure is improved first

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STATES: MAHARASHTRA
Gateway To India

If Maharashtra has to retain its position as the premier investment destination, it has to address the issue of infrastructure on a war-footing. Unchecked population explosion and migration have greatly pressurised the existing infrastructure in the foremost city of the state.

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SMART MONEY: BIG BANK THEORY
India's Best Banks

As a clutch of Indian banks takes baby steps abroad, foreign banks increase their presence in India and consolidation gathers momentum, Indian banking is embarking on its most exciting period yet, reveals the 13th business today-kpmg survey

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BUSINESS & ECONOMY: NOVELIS ACQUISITION
The Global Alchemist

Kumar Mangalam Birla adds another feather to India's cap by acquiring the world's number one aluminium rolling company for $6 billion, making Hindalco a world leader in metals

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NEIGHBOURS: INDO-BHUTAN RELATIONS
Revised And Updated

India signs a new treaty with the new king that drops colonial bindings and lays strong foundations for future growth

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NEIGHBOURS: BAGLIHAR SETTLEMENT
One Down, More To Go

Third-party intervention helped settle the Indo-Pak dispute over the Baglihar project. Now the two need to move fast on the others.

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
The Wages Of Jihad

This book is likely to change the conventional wisdom about the war on terror and its frontline state. A Pakistani journalist's incisive chronicle of his country's relationship with radical Islam.

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: RAZA FESTIVAL
Celebrating A Life In Art

Painter Sayed Haider Raza's retrospective at the National Gallery of Modern Art is supplemented by a new book on his life and a week-long festival of poetry, dance and music

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STATES: KERALA
God's Own Comrade

The fratricidal CPI(M) in the state now has something new to fight about: a God-fearing Marxist

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STATES: UTTAR PRADESH
Sitting Pretty For Now

The rap from the apex court does little to unsettle Mulayam but a cluster of pending cases means he is still not out of the woods

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SMART MONEY: SAVING SURVEY
How Indians Earn, Spend & Save

A survey conducted by Max New York Life and National Council of Applied Economic Research has found that though 81% of Indians save on an average a third of their annual incomes, 81.5% are financially insecure and vulnerable to risks

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BUSINESS & ECONOMY: VODAFONE-HUTCH DEAL
India Calling

Vodafone's entry triggers fresh competition and rings in happier times for customers

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DEFENCE: PRIVATE PARTICIPATION
India Inc Nowhere

Deterrents and divisive factors ensure that the dynamic Indian private sector is virtually invisible in the defence sector even as sluggish public ventures grab the lion's share

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NEIGHBOURS: AFGHANISTAN
The Spring Offensive

While the world remains focussed on Iraq, fresh trouble is brewing in Afghanistan with a motivated, far-from-beaten Taliban threatening a major comeback and the NATO troops reinforcing themselves

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DIPLOMACY: TRILATERAL MEET
Still Poles Apart

Even after the Delhi trilateral meeting, India, China and Russia are miles away from the promised strategic triangle

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: TV
50:50

Well begun is half done. Shah Rukh Khan steps into KBC after a blaze of publicity and turns in a polished first two weeks, staving off Star Plus's competitor, Zee TV.

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