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October
1-15, 2003
 

October 1-15, 2003

The Chinese Challenge
China's very special relations with Pakistan, with the sole intention of keeping alive the Pak proxy war against India as a cheap and economic strategy of holding up India's economic progress have failed to pay dividends

 

Death for Dara
The judge opined that Dara has added a new chapter in the rhyme book of children which may read like this: 'I met murder on the way. It has a mask like Dara Singh.

Tamil Nadu fishermen: A neglected lot
Ever since the ethnic conflict started in Sri Lanka, the fishermen became suspect LTTE sympathisers and were shot at. Over hundred fishermen have lost their lives in such shootings by the Sri Lankan Navy.

Koizumi's rivals flounder in the wake
While Koizumi's re-election will not end factional politics in Japan, it does mark a further curbing of the influence these groups once wielded.

 

SC verdict on disinvestment: A major setback?
Populism and politics come in the way. While the process began with a view to finding a solution to get rid of the sick PSUs, it is now the profit-making companies, which are put in the market.

Aspirin:To take or not to take
Aspirin, one of the most-used drugs in human history, had its 100th anniversary celebrations recently. As a part of festivities in the German town of Leverkusen, the headquarters of Bayer

Powerpuff girls are back with a bang
Kareena Kapoor’s realistic, loud make-up as the bidi-smoking lowlife prostitute Chameli made more news than co-actor Rahul Bose’s new look in the same film. 

Metaphoria

News Punch

Aryan Gallery A New Addition To Capital's Art World

Third Eye: Professor Teaches a Lesson

Jewellery & Watch: The mood is upbeat this festive season

Jassi juices up Sony