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MAY 07, 2007
 
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 COVER STORY: JOB SURVEY

The Job Bonanza
The going has never been this good for India’s job-seekers. With the economy booming and corporates lining up investments for expansion and new businesses, 2007 could be a landmark year for job creation.

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SECOND CALLING

Highly paid, globetrotting professionals give up time-consuming jobs of fixing hardware problems to pursue their hidden fervour for being in the kitchen full time. In the bargain, they have also become successful first generation restaurateurs. A special report by India Today's Stephen David.

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 COVER STORY: INDIA TODAY-MA FOI JOB SURVEY
Dream Run

Driven by rising domestic consumption, exports and high growth rates, corporate India is set to create 8.2 lakh new jobs this year

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COVER STORY: JOB SURVEY
Moolah Rage

It’s time to celebrate. To retain talent, corporate India is expected to shell out an average of 14%-plus salary hike for the fourth year in a row, the highest in the Asia-Pacific region, in 2007.

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COVER STORY: JOB SURVEY: GUEST COLUMN
A Balancing Job

We need government policy that ensures balanced growth of quality supply of a variety of skills

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COVER STORY: JOB SURVEY
Right Click For The Best Job

A monster.com survey finds e-recruitment is primary mode of hiring for many companies

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NATION: HUMAN TRAFFICKING
The VIP Smugglers

Investigations into the case involving BJP MP Babubhai Katara point to a nationwide,well-organised racket where those with diplomatic access are lured into human trafficking by the large sums of money on offer

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STATES: GUJARAT
Encounter’s End

The shocking arrest of three senior police officers for fake killings exposes loopholes in the war against gangster-terrorists

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DIPLOMACY: THE COMMONWEALTH
Uncommon Caution

India pushes Saran for the post of secretary-general but treads cautiously post Tharoor imbroglio

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ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2007: GUEST COLUMN
Patience Finally Pays Off

The Lankan fan is a lot more patient than the Indian fan and that will make it easier for the team

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
The Mark Of God

Mark Tully goes spiritual in his compelling new book on India. Part memoirs, part travelogue and part philosophy, it takes a benign view of Hinduism.

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COVER STORY: GUEST COLUMN
The Great Indian Trapeze

More than the numbers generated, it is the quality of the jobs which is more encouraging

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COVER STORY: JOB SURVEY

How Old Is Too Old?

With more and more companies choosing the young over the old, India ranks high for discrimination on the job front

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COVER STORY: JOB SURVEY
Opting For India

Placement trends reaffirm B-school graduates are giving the thumbs down to foreign offers in favour of jobs in their home country

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NATION: CONTROVERSY
Face-Off

India’s failed bid for the 2014 Asian Games exposes the ugly turf war between the Sports Ministry and the Indian Olympic Association. The real questions get buried as accusations fly thick and fast.

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NATION: RESERVATION
Reprieved And Rebuked

An embattled Arjun Singh gets a lifeline from the Supreme Court but his social engineering has already caused deep rifts

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STATES: UTTAR PRADESH
Desperate Measures

Mulayam Singh dreams of a Third Front as former chief ministers declare support

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SPORTSWATCH: CRICKET
No Encore Please

The dismal 2007 World Cup is finally past; there was plenty in it we do not want repeated in 2011

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS
Star Wears

It’s a ‘brand’ new trend: Your celebrity brand ambassador is no longer just a mannequin, but is also a co-creator

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: VISWANADHAN
Master Of Colour Geometry

A ‘maker of the universe’ finds shelter in the global art capital’s exciting and eclectic atmosphere to give a new form and context to a magical mix of tradition, geometry and colour

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