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SPOTLIGHT |
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FEW GOOD MEN:
The changing face of our military
The
social profile of cadets joining the armed forces is changing
fast. The top brass is now recruiting from premier institutes
and non- military families, reports Nitin A. Gokhale
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IN
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Malti
Sharma Murder Case
Malti
Sharma, BJP women’s cell secretary, was killed
near Lucknow. The vice-president of the BJP Mahila Morcha,
Alka Mishra was arrested for plotting the murder. Vijay
Simha traces the tale of two political
ambitions taken too far |
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EXCLUSIVE |
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 Amitav
Ghosh
The Hungry Tide, his new book, is perhaps
the best
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TOP
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A
messy temple affair
The
Chhattarpur Temple raises Rs 500 crore as donations.
The NHRC
report indicates gross mismanagement in temple affairs.
But the state administration chooses to
be silent, reports Mayabhushan
Nagvenkar
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CM helps gymnast become DSP
in 18 days!
Punjab
Chief Minister's media advisor gets his son, an
average sub-junior level gymnast, the post of DSP
in 18 days straight, reports
Ajmer Singh |
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BEYOND
THE HEADLINES |
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 Till
death do us apart
A
husband says he has not 'talaqed' his wife. But
the village decides otherwise. Surendra
Patra visits the village in Orissa
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CRUSADE |
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The
cause: right to food
Millions
of Indians are trapped in hunger. And the starvation
is state-sponsored. A
heartrending report by Shobhan
Saxena and
Amit Sengupta
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| WHAT'S
RIGHT ABOUT INDIA |
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Love
for the departed
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Mahadeva makes sure that each unclaimed
corpse gets a decent burial,
reports Chinmayee
Manjunath |
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Keep
the watermills turning
IT
Power India has found
a unique way to preserve the way of life of thousands
of watermillers, reports Irene
O’Brien |
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Modi
trigger on Atal-Advani crossfire
The
renewed debate within the BJP on whether the Gujarat CM should
be replaced is a manifestation of the subterranean battle between
Vajpayee and Advani, report Yogesh Vajpeyi and Satyakam Mehta,
reports Yogesh Vajpeyi and
Satyakam Mehta |
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Desaffronising:
easier said than done
The
impression that history is a tool for ideological warfare should
be erased, writes PRATAP BHANU
MEHTA |
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Shankar, Mark Tully, Naseeruddin Shah, Mira Nair, Rajeev
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