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November
1-15, 2003
 

November 1-15, 2003   

Woman ultras on the rise
The terrorist organisations want to exploit the assumption that a female is thought of as soft, gentle, and innocent and therefore will arouse less suspicion than a man.

 

The Snakes and Ladders Poll
This time, there would be strict implementation of the Supreme Court directives regarding the educational qualifications, assets and liabilities and criminal records of the candidates.

Tea majors playing dirty game
The main reasons of the present crisis as pointed out by the Standing Committee are: stiff competition from the other tea producing countries like Kenya, China, Sri Lanka etc,

Crackdown on Palestinian hardliners
It's clear that the emergency status was announced by the Palestinian side in order to save Arafat and also partly because of outside pressure on the Palestinian leadership to move ahead and respond to the Israeli demands calling for action against the resistance groups.
 

Capital flows: west to east
Five years ago the Asian currency crisis produced a seismic shift in capital as investors ran for cover, slashing 80 per cent off the Indonesian rupiah's value, for instance, in less than six months. Now the money is flowing back into Asia

We’ve ample talent in present team: Kirmani
Former Indian wicket-keeping great Syed Kirmani recently replaced Brijesh Patel as the chairman of the BCCI Selection Committee. The rest of the line-up remains the same with Kirti Azad, Kiran More, Sanjay Jagdale and Pranab Roy.

I give garbage the dignity it does't deserve: Urmila
From portraying a seductive and innocent slum girl to playing a psychopathic killer or a possessed woman, Urmila Matondkar has done it all. She had a huge string of flops... until 'Rangeela' happened.

The Dayafter Story: Where there is no respect for law

Metaphoria

Third Eye: Come November, Come December

Employment: Rich world’s vanishing jobs

Good Morning India: Savi Prakash: Excellence before education