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January
1-15, 2003

January 1 - 15 , 2003

Vajpayee at 78
The speech Vajpayee made at Lahore,  after his bus journey to Pakistan some  three years ago, moved the Pakistanis  so much that tears rolled down many  eyes.

BJP: Hydra Rises Again
Togadia predicted that in two years, India will be a Hindu rashtra. Advani said India will never be a theocratic state.

Terrorism Threat Continues
India’s politicians may remain preoccupied with the problems of their parties in preparation for the coming battles of the hustings.

Gujarat Gives New Life To BJP
All eyes are on Narendra Modi, the new architect of the BJP victory, who has single-handedly turned certain defeat in Gujarat into victory.

Kuwait Ponders Over Royal Family Future
The dual illnesses have created a palace puzzle that has unnerved many Kuwaitis and, according to politicians and observers, set off a spate of lobbying for position by younger members of the ruling clan.

Gujarat Elections and the Economy
It will be most unfortunate if the Prime Minister’s categorical support to the reforms agenda is ignored and the issue put on the backburner till after the elections.

Frantic search for Vaccine to fight AIDS
There are many organisations and programmes in India working towards wider spread of preventive tools to treat those who are ill and to mitigate the consequences of AIDS on hard-hit communities.

Rinke Khanna engaged to London-based Samir Saran!
There’s just good news and more good news in the Khanna pariwar. First Twinkle was blessed with a baby boy, and now we hear Rinke Khanna has just got engaged to the London-based Sameer Saran.

Good Morning India: GOOD MORNING 2003

Media Pulse

Needed: An Educational Revolution

Is Procurement of Foodgrains Beneficial to all Farmers?

Darjeeling: Queen of Hill Stations