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October 16-31 , 2002 |
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Politicians Dilute Kashmiri Enthusiasm |
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BJP: Atalji's throat on the line |
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Jaya’s anti conversions law triggers
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New Afghan
Currency to Stabilise Economy |
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Union Budget: Old Cat in a New Bag |
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Corruption in Cricket |
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Salman Released From Jail at Last A day after getting bail on October 24, actor Salman Khan was released from Thane jail. The order of the court and police verification of the surety were delivered to the jailor in the evening.  |
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The Kashmir election is an indication for the next round of the
Assembly elections in eight States next year and in Gujarat this year.
Our ‘deep throats’ are neither mysterious
nor inaccessible to the public at large. They are ministers in the
Vajpayee government dealing with sensitive issues.
Political observers and NGOs believe that these provisions of the
ordinance will lead to harassment and even persecution of the convert.
The value is not determined solely by
economic factors; it is also political and psychological factors.
The question is not whether disinvestment
is good or bad; it is whether ministers can be allowed to pursue their
own agendas to the detriment of the stated policies of the Government.
How can one keep an eagle’s eye all the time on a
player who meets a number of people for his commercial interests and
endorsements or those who have nothing to do with cricket.