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July 1-15 , 2002 |
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The Next President: Is it the right
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| States | ||
The Son Rises in the Valley The
NC is badly in need of a change of image. Much to his frustration,
Farooq has been unable to achieve anything significant for the
Kashmiris. |
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Colombo's Economic Bait for
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Primary Market Boom: Will Scams
Follow? |
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Patriotism fails at the box-office |
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Should Women Work Night Shifts ? Dr.
Ichiro Kawachi, assistant professor of medicine, Harvard Medical
School, suggests that working in rotating shifts may be hazardous to
women's hearts. |
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| OTHERS | ||
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Unemployment:
India's Greatest Problem Talking Point :What are you showing off?
Good Morning
India:Good Luck, Omar Abdullah
No Beef for Zoo
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Dhirubhai
Ambani:The Man India is Praying For
The architect of India's
missile programme, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam is all set to become the new
President of India. Can he face the challenges ahead?
There
is apprehension that once the Tigers are able to head the proposed
interim administration in the north-east area, they may stray and
encourage Tamils for a separate homeland.
India
is the only country hit by such scandals. Bigger—and better—scams have
been perpetrated in other countries, even in the U. S. A (Enron and
Arthur Anderson are examples).
The
World Cup 2002 held for the first time in two Asian nations--Korea and
Japan--the soccer megashow kept millions of viewers glued to TV sets
for nearly a month
'Lagaan'
was released at a time when the real Indian team was flopping badly on
the field and did a lot to prop up the people’s morale with a
fictitious victory over the “gora log.”