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‘We
are in the process of educating men’
Union
Minister Renuka Chowdhury tells MIHIR
SRIVASTAVA that her male colleagues don’t know how
to deal with feminisation |
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Rahul
In The Hinterland
The Gandhi heir
can use his impressions of rural India for more than his party
Cricket’s Revolution?
It’s only
a matter of time before viewer fatigue impacts the IPL’S TRPs
ANAND
K. SAHAY
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‘GDP
will not define the leadership in Asia’
The former editor of the Economist, Bill Emmott speaks
to AJIT
SAHI with
the clarity of a journalist, not an academic. Excerpts: |
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Wealth
Over Health
The lack of
government support sees farmers in Punjab selling toxic wheat to the mandis,
while growing organic food for their own homes. TUSHA
MITTAL reports
On
The ‘Cancer Express’
Jajjal in
Punjab’s cotton belt has seen cancer growing widespread in the past
10 years. Studies say it’s due to excessive farm chemicals.
TUSHA MITTAL reports |
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Golden
Noose
Imported
machines have ruined Tamil Nadu’s goldsmiths. PC
VINOJ KUMAR reports on a spate of recent suicides |
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Nobody’s
Child
NCP
Kerala chief K. Muraleedharan is under fire from both the ruling combine
and the Opposition for his boss Sharad Pawar’s decision to slash the
state’s rice quota. KA SHAJI
reports |
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A
Poll By Media
The
election paraphernalia might be missing, but a slew of provocative advertisements
by political parties ratchets up election fever in Karnataka, reports SANJANA |
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Raising
The Bar For Judges
The Bar Council
of India is asking lawyers across the country for their opinion on judges.
The answers may be unsettling MIHIR SRIVASTAVA
& TUSHA MITTAL New Delhi
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Tasteless,
And Hard To Digest
US
President George Bush’s assertion that consumption in India is escalating
food prices leaves experts bewildered, writes ANAND
K. SAHAY |
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