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June 04, 2001
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Pakistani Visits
Jun 04, 2001
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Kashmir
Dreams And Reality
Scepticism tempers the hope aroused among the Kashmiris by the latest peace initiative
Jun 04, 2001
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Murali Krishnan
pakistan
His Second Coup
Some see it as a tacit capitulation, one that affirms Pakistan's role in Kashmir
Jun 04, 2001
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Mariana Baabar
Cover Story
Now, The Meat
It's vintage Vajpayee, but this time the politics of gestures will not suffice
Jun 04, 2001
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V. Sudarshan
National
nda
At The Crack Of Dusk
The fall of the Samata government in Manipur makes other NDA allies wary of the BJP
Jun 04, 2001
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Nitin A. Gokhale
OPINION
Of Lessons Never Learnt
Status quoists in India say that if things are going fine, why meddle in them? But things were never fine.
Jun 04, 2001
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Raja Menon
opinion
Mr Vajpayee, What Have You Done?
Pakistan hasn't budged an inch on jehad but India has given a mile, writes Prem Shankar Jha
Jun 04, 2001
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Prem Shankar Jha
International
taliban
The Timid Herd And The Hot Iron Brand
The yellow-cloth minority identikit decreed by the Taliban is its desperate response to the UN sanctions
Jun 04, 2001
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Rahimullah Yusufzai
Business
labour
Unshackling The Locked Gates
Despite apprehensions voiced by trade unions, the proposed reforms can only benefit the majority of the working class
Jun 04, 2001
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Arijit Barman
Budget Wishlist
"Labour Reforms Are Not Anti-Poor"
profile
Gee, Fizz Whiz
The shy CEO of the high-profile PepsiCo India calls it a day for his share of golf and rides on the Hooghly
Jun 04, 2001
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Shantanu Guha Ray
economy
Stuck At Six
The growth rate stagnates as reforms flounder. Job insecurity and the global slowdown compound the dull ache even further.
Jun 04, 2001
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Paromita Shastri
Does He Hear The Alarm Bells?
Society
tourism
Welcome Break
Desi destinations now top the wishlist of domestic tourists
Jun 04, 2001
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Shantanu Guha Ray
Reality Check
rumours
A City Of Yellow Paint
The 'monkey man' mystery is just an annual ritual for Delhi—its daily life runs on rumours, small and big
Jun 04, 2001
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Bhavdeep Kang
Most Sccessful Rumours
Delhi's Top 5 Rumours
The Sacred Untruths
Believe It Or Not
law
Rich Man's Law
All are equal before the law—equal in the degree to which it's vulnerable to money and influence
Jun 04, 2001
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Dhiraj Singh
Cases In Point
An Injudicious Slant
Final Take
Big B's coming films, Naghma's autobiography and more juicy gossip
Jun 04, 2001
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controversy
The Foul Breath Of The Law
Allegations of a casteist insult are at the centre of an ugly row between the bar and the bench
Jun 04, 2001
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Davinder Kumar
Eating Out
Eating Out
Bhavdeep Kang Dines Sangeeta Singh Deo
Jun 04, 2001
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Downtown: The Delhi-Mumbai Gazette
Jun 04, 2001
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chennai
Engendering Violence
It's the least safe city for women, going by an NCRB report
Jun 04, 2001
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A.S. Panneerselvan
Unsavoury Distinction
health
Hold Your Breath
A fresh hope for asthma patients, but doctors are cautious
Jun 04, 2001
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Arijit Barman
Sports
Match Fixing
Acts Of Condonement
Condon's report holds obvious inferences for the BCCI; it also hints at the dubious role of umpires and businessmen
Jun 04, 2001
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Manu Joseph
Books
litfest
A Date With Mr TBA
New Yorker bash: Jhumpa shares the stage with ol' man Rushdie
Jun 04, 2001
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Vibhuti Patel
Art & Entertainment
kalaripayattu
Empty Fist Meets Empty Head
For Bombay cinema, it's native exotica—like adding a dash of pepper to jaded fight scenes. But a martial art genre plays along.
Jun 04, 2001
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Venu Menon
The Original Crouching Tigers
Regulars
10 Questions
John Wright
The national cricket coach on the Zimbabwe tour
Jun 04, 2001
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Manu Joseph
Bibliofile
Laurels for Perkovitch, Romila Thapar; Pankaj Mishra and Amit Choudhary not even in Booker shortlist...
Jun 04, 2001
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Opinion
Bull's Eye
This column had given an identical warning twice. On September 27, 1999, and again on December 25, 2000, it said: "Having failed in Kargil, China ...
Jun 04, 2001
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Rajinder Puri
Cannes Diary
Horned Flicks
Jun 04, 2001
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Gerson Da Cunha
This Naga sadhu-turned-sant's calling in life—'adopt' abandoned cows
Jun 04, 2001
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Purabi Das
Review
Deft Leg Work
If Gabriel Garcia Marquez is the best writer in Malayalam, then Gita Krishnankutty's translation proves that Malyalam reads much better when written in English.
Jun 04, 2001
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Sanil V.
Review
Summer Blossoms
Good reading for long summer afternoons
Jun 04, 2001
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Sagarika Ghose
Review
Whipped, And Cherry-Topped
The cream of cricketature—inspired prose on the world's finest game
Jun 04, 2001
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Sandipan Deb
Showtime
The Tailor Of Panama
Jun 04, 2001
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Amaresh Misra
Glitterati
The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news
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