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THE MAGAZINE October 24, 2005

Cover Story

Dead, Destroyed

Oct 24, 2005

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The Seismic Zones

Oct 24, 2005

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How It Happened

Oct 24, 2005

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Timeline

Oct 24, 2005

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opinion

No Thanks, But Thanks

Musharraf's ambivalence towards Indian aid is natural, at least we break ice

Oct 24, 2005

| Prem Shankar Jha
Interview

'Your House, Your Problem'

Kapil Sibal advocates community initiative rather than government action for safe structures.

Oct 24, 2005

| Outlook
Buildings

Shaking In The Knees

The states have not moved on the government's building code framed a year ago, citizens be damned

Oct 24, 2005

| Rajesh Ramachandran
Temblors

When The Plates Go Crashing

The experts agree that most of India is seismic-prone, now can we foretell the bane?

Oct 24, 2005

| Anuradha Raman Madhavi Tata
J&K

The Unknown Soldier Was Here

The Indian army's relief efforts has endeared them to Kashmiris like never before

Oct 24, 2005

| Saikat Datta
J&K

The Core Issue: How Do We Live?

The intensity, the loss are colossal. Can Srinagar cope with this scale of relief? Updates

Oct 24, 2005

| Zafar Meraj
Pakistan Quake

It's A People's War Out There

And the army is missing. People's anger towards the inert rescue operations is palpable.

Oct 24, 2005

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Pakistan Quake

Atlas Shrugged

Kashmir comes to know tragedy beyond politics. The earth mocks at petty human boundaries.

Oct 24, 2005

| Mariana Baabar

Newsbag

Border crossing; Affiliation gulf; Trip on the scythe; Short-circuited; When the unions will not log in

Oct 24, 2005

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Bihar

Cast The First...

The SC judgement indicting the governor is a minor blip, poll strategies are uppermost on everyone's mind

Oct 24, 2005

| Smita Gupta

Q2 Results

It's Fine, The Mezzanine

Even while analysts differ over Q2's vitality, big investors are looking at the next fiscal

Oct 24, 2005

| Charubala Annuncio Saumya Roy
Economy

Q1: The Answer Is 8.1%

Mid-year, the economy is robust, the Sensex is swinging and inflation tamed. Yet, there are a few spoilers.

Oct 24, 2005

| Paromita Shastri
- Factsheet At First Half
- GDP's History

Fossils

Rocks Are Forever

A maverick businessman is setting up a fossil museum in Shirdi, a stone's throw away from Sai Baba's shrine. That is, if the local powers-that-be let him.

Oct 24, 2005

| Harsh Kabra
- Museum Highlights
Opinion

Can Gossip Be News?

Freedom yes, but truth in media shouldn't end up as a contradiction in terms

Oct 24, 2005

| Sonia Gandhi

Cricket Kits

Sweet Spot On The Pod

It's the revenge of the desi artisan. Indian willows and other cricket equipment have taken over the world.

Oct 24, 2005

| T.R. Vivek
- Pouched It All

West Bengal

Alif For The Bhadralok

Bengalis, from city and kasbah alike, are falling for the gentle tug of Urdu literacy

Oct 24, 2005

| Jaideep Mazumdar
- The Language
Interview

'You Can Talk Good Ideas Out Of Existence'

The 'kind but fairly reticent' writer opened up a bit at the suggestion that his mother/muse/mentor ex-Justice Leila Seth be included, making it a three-way conversation...

Oct 24, 2005

| Sheela Reddy
- Two Lives, Too Long

Islamabad Diary

Hello, Shadow

Oct 24, 2005

| V. Sudarshan

Letters

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

Regulars

Gossip

Bibliofile

Remember the time Amrita Pritam cast the deciding vote for herself in a Sahitya Akademi tie for the prize?

Oct 24, 2005

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Opinion

Bull's Eye

The Supreme Court passed its interim judgement on the Bihar assembly dissolution on Friday, October 7, '05. It was a red-letter day. This judgement could ...

Oct 24, 2005

| Rajinder Puri
Making A Difference

Olympian Heights... At Sea Level

The coach has nurtured champions. His centre still houses aspiring ambitions at a nominal cost.

Oct 24, 2005

| John Mary

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