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July 1-15, 2003
 

July 1-15, 2003

The Pilgrim' Progress
It is no longer that Advani is the only blue- eyed boy of the RSS; he has come to become their favourite whipping boy also.

Congress: Looking For  Allies
The clever card of seeking reservations for upper castes played by Ashok Gehlot, Rajasthan Chief Minister, has caught the BJP on the wrong foot.

Super Bazaar: Looted by Management
A company manufacturing brooms was asked to supply potatoes by Surinder Singh Dhurri.

Kazakhstan Booms With Corruption
Giffen is charged with, among other things, 33 counts of money laundering and eight counts of violating the Act.



 

No Scams? Let’s Create One!
n the good old days when Harshad Mehta was the god of the investing public and every day saw half a dozen new offerings which were all over-subscribed, the capital market was subjected to gigantic ramping. .

 

Indian Hockey: Regaining the lost spirit
In the final match of the International Men‘s Challenge Hockey Tournament, India avenged their previous defeat, beating Australia by a considerable margin of 5-3..

Changing face of Bollywood
Boy meets girl, falls in love; hardly could their love bloom, in comes their family status — the rich and poor divide — and of course, a villain. Unflagging efforts get under way to separate them.
 

Destination Thailand

Mega Business City Proposed near Mumbai

Book Review: Pawan Chamling Daring to be Different