At Delhi’s Chandgi Ram Vyayamshala, women step into a man’s world. And fight to win.
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COVER STORY
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The untiring crusade against diesel in Delhi may be fuelled by the sibling rivalry in the resurgent automobile sector
The IFS is the last bastion of the brown sahib, wrapped in a silk cocoon and steeped in an ethos of disdain towards ‘poor natives’.
L’affaire maid may not affect Indo-French ties but it has definitely put egg on Indian diplomacy’s face
After East Timor, will it be Kashmir next? That’s the question worrying policymakers in Delhi.
It survived centuries of tumult. Now neglect is doing to Red Fort what even Nadir Shah couldn’t .
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The untiring crusade against diesel in Delhi may be fuelled by the sibling rivalry in the resurgent automobile sector
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In an unprecedented move the director of ' Arjun Pandit'sues a film critic
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The spectre of Islamic counter- terrorism stares Russia in the face
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The IFS is the last bastion of the brown sahib, wrapped in a silk cocoon and steeped in an ethos of disdain towards ‘poor natives’.
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L’affaire maid may not affect Indo-French ties but it has definitely put egg on Indian diplomacy’s face
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Pakistan sees a happy pattern in the UN referendum in East Timor
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After East Timor, will it be Kashmir next? That’s the question worrying policymakers in Delhi.
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It survived centuries of tumult. Now neglect is doing to Red Fort what even Nadir Shah couldn’t .
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Indian cyber czars tell the tale of their success-induced stupor
OTHER STORIES
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‘Such a Long Journey’ fails to exploit the potential of the cast or Rohinton Mistry’s book
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What the chatterati intend doing for the Big M
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...or rue, depending on how advanced your plans for ushering in the millennium in an out-of-the-ordinary way are
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Ritu Kumar spent almost two decades researching this book. Here she speaks to Archana Jahagirdar about India's rich textile traditions
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With a keen eye for detail, designer Ritu Kumar traces the fascinating history of Indian textiles in her book 'Costumes and Textiles of Royal India'
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Three phases of polling are over. Two phases remain. People are fatigued. "Will there be another poll next year?" they ask nervously.
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Naxals put the fear of god in voters, but their aversion to elections is often just a front
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It was in Madhya Pradesh, which has become the new fortress of the Congress, that party leaders finally felt secure enough to launch a personal attack against Atal Behari Vajpayee. The PM had so far remained unscathed, receiving the benefit of percei
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Congress fortunes in eastern UP depend on how it handles caste and local issues
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The low turnout is a signal of the vote against corruption, apathy and the reneging on promised rights
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The emergence of Janata Dal (United) indicates a possible alternative to Laloo Prasad Yadav
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The CPI(M)-led ‘official’ Left is caught in an ideological and strategic maze of its own making
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The RSS raises the Hindutva card, leaving the BJP's allies uneasy
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Kalyan Singh plays spoilsport as the BJP banks on Vajpayee's charisma to carry them through