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JULY 02, 2007
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INDIA AT 60


60 Years of Independence


1947-1948

1949-1950

1951-1954

1955-1957

1958-1962

1963-1965

1966-1967

1968-1972

1973-1977

1978-1982

1983-1987

1988-1989

1990-1992

1993-1995

1996-1997

1998-1999

2000-2001

2002

2003-2005

2006-2007

 

 2000s: INDIA AT 60 | GUEST COLUMN
The Great Greed Creed

Welcome to the banquet world. From a begging bowl to a 10-course repast, India now makes appetising news.

FULL STORY
FIFTIES: INDIA AT 60 | GUEST COLUMN
Looking Back, For Lessons

The 1950s were the decisive decade, because of what happened and also what did not, because of the wrong turnings and the right moves.

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 NATION: PRESIDENTIAL BATTLE
High Drama Over High Office

The UPA-Left’s plans to have the country’s first woman president face a credible challenge as the BJP-led NDA and the born-again Third Front prop up incumbent Abdul Kalam for a second term. Suddenly, the presidential election is no longer a walkover.

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 SEVENTIES: INDIA AT 60 | GUEST COLUMN

The Rise, Fall And Rise Of Indira Gandhi

The 1970s will forever be identified with the changing fortunes of the country’s first woman prime minister and the politics of dynasty.

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 FORTIES: INDIA AT 60 | GUEST COLUMN
Liberty, With Death

Two nations were born, torn from a dream of one. India and the world changed in ways never imagined.

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 NINETIES: INDIA AT 60 | GUEST COLUMN

Breaking From The Past

The years saw India rise like a phoenix from its ashes. Social, economic and political, there were reforms on all fronts.

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SIXTIES: INDIA AT 60 | GUEST COLUMN

An Area Of Darkness

A four-year wait for a car, no kissing on screen and no drinking without a permit. In the third decade of freedom, India was a land of scarcity, prohibitions and controls.

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EIGHTIES: INDIA AT 60 | GUEST COLUMN

The Great Indian Political Churning

The decade proved to be ostrich-like. It saw old verities vanish and new ones raise their heads, as Congress hegemony ended and religious fundamentalism began.

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