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August 16-31, 2003
 

August 16-31, 2003

Love, sex and morals: Changing Mores
The definition of love has not changed ever since the evolution of mankind, though its style and ways of expression have kept up with the march of time. The older generation used to be more secretive in expressing their love whereas today everything is done khullam-khulla and in bindaas style without any inhibitions. It is in keeping with the age of permissiveness.

Congress Has Many Hurdles To Cross
What the Congress needs to do is to change its overbearing and patronising attitude towards potential allies and others willing to support it to prevent the NDA’s return to power next year.

Madhya Pradesh: BSP Consolidating Itself
The BSP had won two Vidhan Sabha seats for the first time in 1990. Since then, it has not looked back and has been increasing its tally in subsequent elections.

Reining in the warlords: Odds against Afghan National Army
As a joint ANA operation with the American-led coalition forces, Operation Warrior Sweep aims at uprooting the resistance forces hidden in some parts of Afghanistan.

Nokia, Chipmakers Form Alliance
Three chipmakers and Nokia, the world’s largest maker of mobile phones, formed an alliance recently that hopes to attract dozens of rivals and put the design of new phones on a faster footing.

'I am here to stay'
Despite five years in the industry, some forgettable flicks and loads of comparison with Big B, Aby’s baby looks forward to a scintillating show in 2003. 

Generation X versus God

Pollution kills children

ILNA: New Office-Bearers Elected

Third Eye: The ‘R’ Factor: Sonia's Achille's Foot