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 COVER STORY: U.P. POLLS 2007: ESSAY

Rocking The Establishment
As the saboteur of the existing social order in politics, Mayawati will play a decisive national role. The age of Maya will be marked by dictatorial temptations of the supreme leader.

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COMING OF AGE

The comics industry sees a huge market with the foray of bigwigs like Marvel and Virgin. India Today's Swagata Sen reads between the lines.

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 COVER STORY: U.P. POLLS

Maya’s Magic

The social remix that the BSP supremo engineered pays rich dividends as it creates a new electoral order that brings together mutually antagonistic groups under one political umbrella.

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STATES: GUJARAT
Killer Thriller

There are still many loose ends in Sohrabuddin’s death in a fake encounter but demands for his resignation are proving to be a windfall for Modi.

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STATES: KERALA
Cradle of Death

Widely feted for its impressive performance in the social sector, a spate of deaths of newborns in one of the state’s premier hospitals has raised questions over Kerala’s overall healthcare system.

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STATES: TAMIL NADU
The War of Ratings

An opinion poll conducted by a DMK-owned newspaper triggers a battle of one-upmanship in the party patriarch’s family.

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BUSINESS & ECONOMY: AVIATION
Space Jam

Air traffic is growing at 25 per cent, adding 22 million flyers a year. But infrastructure creation is crawling, rendering flying in India a nightmare.

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AGRICULTURE: PUNJAB

Agro-Tycoons

A new crop of first-generation entrepreneurs in Punjab has emerged as dollar-crunching global leaders in agri-business. By combining their hands-on approach with their expertise in technology and marketing, they have charted phenomenal growth trajectories.

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: ADVERTISING
Hinterland Hits

The real India of the interiors is increasingly giving television commercials a desi twist, helping formerly elitist brands to get local.

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
Matinee Ideal

This rose-tinted view of the Hindi film industry is replete with superstar shimmer and triumphant fairy tale moments.

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COVER STORY: U.P. POLLS 2007: NATIONAL IMPACT
Double Jeopardy

The Congress and BJP had hoped to regain lost ground, but their failure is a lesson that regional politics is still a reality, at least in the heartland.

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STATES: MUMBAI UNDERWORLD

The Godmother

The first case in two decades against fugitive don Dawood Ibrahim’s sister Haseena Parkar may turn out to be a damp squib as the Mumbai Police are still clueless about her whereabouts.

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STATES: PUNJAB
Assembly Of Youth

The 2007 election has brought about an unusually high number of new and young faces in the 117-member assembly, underscoring a generational shift in the state’s power politics.

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CITY REPORT: FARIDABAD

From Bad To Best

Waking up from its slumber after a neglect of over two decades, Faridabad has emerged as a hot new destination for builders and industrialists alike. All it needs is a little sprucing up of civic infrastructure to be the ultimate winner.

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DIPLOMACY: PURULIA ARMS DROP CASE

Davy’s Diplomatic Deal

Behind the impending extradition of key accused Kim Davy is a story of diplomatic intrigue and questionable bargains.

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ENVIRONMENT: FOREST ENCROACHMENT
Cull Of The Wild

Karnataka’s national parks have the highest percentage of encroachments in south India as private industry and official bodies have together stripped the state of its green cover.

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
India In Retrospect

Ramachandra Guha’s riveting narrative celebrates a nation kept alive by constant political improvisation.

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SOCIETY & THE ARTS: BOOKS
Aura of the Absurd

Bhatia makes the parody of today’s tabloid news culture largely implausible as he stretches the limits of satire.

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