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India Today
May 25, 1998


Politics
Business
Entertainment and the Arts
People


Going Nuclear
Risking international opprobium and economic sanctions, the government has gone ahead with the nuclear tests. Will the gamble work? And at what cost?

"India is now a nuclear weapons state"
An exclusive interview with Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the first after he took over as Prime Minister.

Future Fire
The nuclear tests may have given a boost to India's defence arsenal, but the country cannot ignore the enormous cost of weaponisation.

Must-Do Fixation
A mortified Nawaz Sharif will try not to let India have the nuclear
upper hand.

The Peace Deals
India plans a rapid series of policy moves and investment clearances to counter economic sanctions.

Nuclear Outlaw
If the era of regular N-tests returns, the world will blame India.

The Nation
Painful Progress
Justice gets bogged down in a tortuous legal process as the 49 accused fail to respond to the summons of the special court hearing case.

Carry On, Babus
The Union Government's decision to give its employees a two-year extension in service pleases the greying staff but perpetuates stagnation.                              

Letter from the Editor
Editorials
Eyecatchers
voices
Offtrack
CentrestageBodyline
Briefings
Books
Business
Waiting For Action
Though Bollywood is hazy about its new status as an industry, it expects business to get streamlined now.

columns
The Usual Suspects by Swapan Dasgupta
Mani Talk by Mani Shankar Aiyar
Fifth Column by Tavleen Singh
Flipside by Dilip Bobb
Kautilya by Jairam Ramesh

Law
Clering the Heir
The Supreme Court gives the daughter-in-law her due.

Sports
On The Sidelines
The hockey World Cup beckons, yet the players wrestle with a system that refuses to make them winners.

Newnotes
Blasting Comrades
Party in Tatters
Clearance Sale
VIP Traffic Fine
Conspiracy Theory
Well Done
Reel-Life Attack
Bare Necessities?
Politics in The Family
Little Cheer
No Clues Yet

The Arts
Mr Perfection
Unlike the other Khans -- flashy Shah Rukh and boy toy Salman -- the Aamir appeal is about an actor assiduously honing his craft to perfection.   Above all, it's about the decent bloke next door.

 

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