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THE MAGAZINE November 08, 1995

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"The Market Blew Up In Our Face"

India's foremost forex trader, Jemal Mecklai, is angry with the RBI and worried about the future

Nov 08, 1995

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Devaluation, Not Depreciation

Nov 08, 1995

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Cover Story

The Crash Of '95

The dramatic slide of the rupee – 13 per cent in a matter of 35 days – may be Manmohan Singh's final gamble to salvage a rapidly sinking economy. But it may already be too late.

Nov 08, 1995

| Sandipan Deb

Uttar Pradesh

Back To The People

The BJP and the Samajwadi Party are likely to be the main contenders in the next Assembly polls

Nov 08, 1995

| Bhavdeep Kang
- Bringing Down The Curtain
Doordarshan

The Retailing Of Rao

The I&B Ministry and Doordarshan are working overtime to apply gloss to the Prime Minister's image

Nov 08, 1995

| Saibal Chatterjee
Politics

The Cobbler Cometh

With time running out for the third front to take concrete shape, the CPI(M) is getting into the thick of the action

Nov 08, 1995

| Ishan Joshi
Politics

Fissures In The Family

The RSS finds its paternal hold on the BJP weakening

Nov 08, 1995

| Yubaraj Ghimire
- Common Issues, Divided Approach
- Chequered Ties
Opinion

Lost Causes, Faded Credo

Maulana Abul Kalam Azad’s religious universalism and composite nationalism represented Jamia’s essence.

Nov 08, 1995

| Mushirul Hasan
Defence

Inertia In The Ranks

With service chiefs increasingly at the mercy of bureaucrats and dwindling budgets, the country's defence preparedness needs to be re-evaluated

Nov 08, 1995

| Ajith Pillai
- Small Is Deadly
Bihar

Flourishing Lawlessness

The recent abduction of 30 bus passengers focuses attention on the rampant kidnapping mafia in the state

Nov 08, 1995

| Ranjit Bhushan
- Arms And The Men

Sri Lanka

" We did not kill Rajiv Gandhi"

Nov 08, 1995

| A.S. Panneerselvan
- Armageddon Now
Bangladesh

Pakistan's Orphans

The 'Biharis' of Bangladesh have just one dream: to go back home. But Pakistan does not want them.

Nov 08, 1995

| Amir Mir Owais Tohid Had Mahmud
- "We Have No Liability Towards Them"
Bangladesh

Holding Its Fire

The army displays unusual restraint in the face of political turmoil

Nov 08, 1995

| Arshad Mahmud
Analysis

Seen, But Not Heard

India’s voice makes little impact at the NAM and UN summits

Nov 08, 1995

| J.N. Dixit

Travel

Boom Time Blues

Goa wants even more tourists, but will it be able to cope?

Nov 08, 1995

| Devika Sequeira
Personnel

Live Assets

Inoftech companies are using state of the art HRD percepts

Nov 08, 1995

| Neerja Pahwa Jetley

Society

Valhalla Of The Vanities

Medico-magicians trade chimeras for cash, raking in big bucks from the every increasing numbers of image-conscious Indians chasing youth and beauty

Nov 08, 1995

| Sunil Mehra
- The Naked Truth
- Designer Faux Pas
Food

A Fishy Affair

Bombay gourmets and glitterati discover the joys of seafood

Nov 08, 1995

| Krishna Prasad

Cricket

Fall Guy Forever

Sidhu finds himself in the eye of a storm he did not create

Nov 08, 1995

| Krishna Prasad Gulu Ezekiel

Review

Reassessing History

A brilliant attempt to put Chauri Chaura in perspective

Nov 08, 1995

| Mahesh Rangarajan
Literary Chemistry

Penguin's biggest achievement has been to get the big authors on their side -- Vikram Seth, Upamanyu Chatterjee and Gita Mehta

Nov 08, 1995

| Aniruddha Bahal
Review

Haunting Reality

A superb Vietnam memoir

Nov 08, 1995

| Tarun J. Tejpal

Art & Entertainment

Theatre

A Nose Is A Nose Is A Nose

The multi-cultural Cyrano draws a mixed, occasionally puzzled, response in the UK

Nov 08, 1995

| Raman Nanda
Tamil Nadu

To Be Or Not To Be

Rajnikant indicates he has given up his political aspirations. But is this just another populist ploy?

Nov 08, 1995

| A.S. Panneerselvan
- Rajnispeak
Music

Strains Of Dissent

Purists attack classical musicians’ experiments with diverse forms

Nov 08, 1995

| Biswadeep Ghosh
Cinema

Anything But Lonely

Filmmaker Tirlok Malik evokes the Indian immigrant experience

Nov 08, 1995

| Padma Rao Sundarji

Delhi Diary

A Corpse In My Boot

Nov 08, 1995

| Tim McGirk

Glitterati

The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news

Letters

Published feedback from our readers: rants, raves, bouquets, brickbats

Regulars

10 Questions

Anil Kumble

India's match-winning leg-spinner avoids the googlies, and plays it safe

Nov 08, 1995

| Y.P. Rajesh

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