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MAY 14, 2007
 
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 COVER STORY: ESSAY


The Kiss Of Death
Can a kiss kill a civilisation and imagination pose a threat to the sacred? Can an India aware of its choices and opportunities be a culturally vulnerable nation in need of bans and banishments? The India of moral vigilantism is a huge hypocrisy.

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Beauty at its Best

From international cosmetic companies, to high-end hair-care and even global salon chains, Mumbai beauties have never had it so good. India Today's Kimi Dangor takes a good look.

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 COVER STORY: THE GREAT INDIAN HYPOCRISY

The Tyranny Of Morality

Kissable starlets, dancing glamour girls, insignificant networks, boldface writers, even an iconic artist. No one is safe from the crusading zeal of the self-appointed arbiters of public morality. Do they represent the country’s silent majority? Or are these manufacturers of outrage as hungry for attention as the objects of their derision?

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STATES: WEST BENGAL
Battle Of Attrition

The fresh wave of violence in Nandigram, alleged to be a retaliation by the CPI(M), shows that the Left Front’s acid test is far from over

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STATES: UTTRANCHAL
Promise of Change

It’s a tale of two cities—one a sleepy state capital and the other a small town, both in the throes of a transformation. Dehradun and Rudrapur are witnessing massive industrialisation that has given them a total facelift.

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NEIGHBOURS: SRI LANKA
Tigers New Claws

Air strikes by the rebels have caused more psychological impact than physical damage, and dealt a death blow to the ceasefire pact

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HEALTH: BOTOX THERAPY
The New Science Of Botox

The wrinkle fighter is gaining currency as a remedy for everything, from stroke to migraine

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ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2007

The Juggernaut Rolls On

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

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
Book Your Pages For The Summer

In a season of dramatic narratives, a virginal couple dread their first night, a war veteran revisits the gulag, the devil chronicles the boyhood of Adolf Hitler, and Death is scared of humans. Read on to explore the lands of Middle-Earth, find the answer to what women want, and join in a teenager’s hunt for a mysterious murderer.

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: ART MARKET
Raiders Of The Lost Art

The booming market of Indian art, fuelled by media hype, is now attracting the close attention of the Income Tax Department

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STATES: GUJARAT
Licence to Kill

With gory details coming out every passing day, the ‘fake encounter’ case snowballs into a national controversy that puts the spotlight on the uglier side of policing— killing in the name of law enforcement

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STATES: UTTAR PRADESH

Set For Grand Finale

The state braces for results on May 11 as campaigning for polls draws to a close

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BUSINESS & ECONOMY: DESTINATION KERALA
Luring Capital into God’s Own Country

The icons meet was witness to a common refrain that the warring political parties should forget their differences for the sake of the state’s development

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BUSINESS & ECONOMY: IPO SCAM

Scam Again

With sebi unearthing a new scam every month, it’s evident that human ingenuity will stay ahead of technology in stockmarkets

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DEFENCE: SALARIES

Asking For More

The armed forces are pushing for close to a five-fold hike in salaries to attract new recruits and stem the growing officer exodus. But do they have a plan to rightsize or cut costs?

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ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2007
How We Won the Cup

Australia’s super coach reveals some backroom secrets behind his team’s World Cup triumph

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: TELEVISION COMEDIANS
Spoof Operators

Slapstick comedy isn’t getting the laughs anymore. It is the irreverent spoofs, which dare to spare none, that have taken over television airwaves, crowding air time on news channels and entertainment networks.

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
The Lost Master

The artist finally gets his due in this lavish publication

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