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October
16-31, 2003
 

October 16-31, 2003   

Iraq imbroglio: Time for US to pack up?
“I don’t believe it’s our job to reconstruct that country after 30 years of centralised Stalinist-like economic controls in that country, says the adamant Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.


 

Political allegations: Whom to blame?
“People do not have a choice. It’s not a buyer’s market; it is a seller’s market. You only have what is offered to you.. All parties are illegal monstrosities, not instrument of politics. They are thriving in neo-feudal democracy”, says M P Singh.

Promoting Gujarat – the Modi way
The recent European visit have transformed Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi from a politician to a businessman. Modi is in his new avatar and the new CEO of the State can be truly compared with Andhra Pradesh and Punjab CMs.

'Terminator’ terminates allegations in style
Californians overwhelmingly elected action hero, The Terminator, Arnold Schwarzenegger to replace Governor Gray Davis - a Hollywood style ending to one of the most extraordinary political melodramas in the history of the USA.

 

Domestic partner to hold management control
The real roadblock to fund inflow is the bureaucracy and corruption within the government.

Indian hockey getting back its lost glory
Indian hockey needs to take a few lessons from Indian cricket which has marketed the game so successfully in the past one decade or so. If the hockey bosses do not learn from mistakes, the game will soon disintegrate and then it will be too late.

Cat-eyed Ash ‘Hot International Bod’
SHE seems to be a great ambassadress for India. After having been proclaimed as the most beautiful lady in the world, Aishwarya Rai was the first Indian actress to be on the jury of the Cannes Film Festival

Media Pulse

Metaphoria

Focus: What ails the Indian Sport?

Five US-Indians among world’s top young innovators

A prescription for power

Gandhi-King award for Ammachi

Susheela Rajendran’s daring Saura dreamscapes