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January
1-15, 2004
 

January 1-15, 2004   

Short-cut to Rajya Sabha
Politicians are conscious of the fact that they no longer are held in public esteem as they used to be earlier. People will not attend any political rally unless it holds the promise of some free entertainment.


 

Mass resignation drama of Congress:Can the top brass change face of party prospects?
The confusion prevailing in the party high command has led to the only remedy it knows—resignation of incumbent office bearers to restructure the party.

'Naga integration' issue a simply red herring: Adino
Vajpayee’s announcement of huge economic package to Nagaland amounting Rs. 1050 crore during his recent visit to the State will not resolve the 56-year-old Naga political issue.

Can US nail Laden after Saddam?
United States forces have caught Saddam Hussein, but can they now nail their other most wanted man, Osama Bin Laden? The alleged mastermind of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the US

India makes history at Adelaide
The stunning come-from-behind four-wicket victory achieved by the Indian cricket team over the mighty Australians at Adelaide Oval could be the best thing that has happened not only to Indian cricket but to international cricket as well.

Check your bone before it loses the tissue
OSTEOPOROSIS is a disorder of the bones in which the amount of bone is decreased. Cortical, the peripheral portion of the bone becomes more porous and thinner.

Kajol: ‘Mugging put me off studies’
Knowledge closes its doors when mugging takes over, says Kajol of an education system that concentrates on rote-learning instead of developing knowledge.

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