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Priyanka lifts party by bootstraps

This morning, the streets of Rae Bareli were bare. Among Congress supporters, the best lac-ked confidence and the worst were seized by fear of attack from rivals. ... | Read..

IIM faculty for fee status quo

The faculty members of the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta have decided to maintain “status quo” on the fee to be charged in the academic session starting July 2004. ... | Read..

Govt shield for future Dubeys

The Centre today submitted a “resolution” to the Supreme Court, saying a law to protect “whistle-blowers” is ready. ... | Read..

Behind masjid walls, brothers at war

From floating “Adam Sena” to issuing an appeal to Muslims to consider voting for Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Ahmad Bukhari has come a long way. ... | Read..

PC’s clockwork precision: not a minute after 3 pm

He is called PC here — short for P. Chidambaram. But transpose the letters, and they could easily stand for clockwork precision. ... | Read..

(Clockwise from top left) Actor Aamir Khan shows off his voter’s ink mark at a north Mumbai polling booth. National Conference leader Omar Abdullah’s ... | Read

	Much too scared to vote
	Phone push
	Shiva wins
	Heart snag

	Guards in Jammu rape net
	Indians missing
	Air rescue halt
	Engine on fire

Cong hears wake-up call, warms up in last lap
Exit polls predicting a depleted strength for the National Democratic Alliance have buoyed the.. | Read..

Laloo ‘bandobast’ to keep Rudy at bay
“Chhapra chhapa gaeel (Chhapra has been rigged)” was the verdict from most voters, midwa.. | Read..

BSP claims it has master key
If Mulayam Singh Yadav says he will emerge a “kingmaker ... \| Read..

Sporadic violence, higher turnout
Voters trickled into booths in 136 constituencies, from ... \| Read..

Apex court allows pollsters free run
The Supreme Court today refused to stay the telecast, b ... \| Read..

Polling day breather for jailbirds still in hospital
The hearing in Patna High Court on the public interest ... \| Read..

Stray clashes in Orissa
The second phase of election to 10 Lok Sabha constituen ... \| Read..

Votes defeat violence in Northeast twins
Manipur got a respite from violence and about 50 per ce ... \| Read..

Turnout damper in Jharkhand
Low voter-turnout, a landmine blast in Gumla and a fortuito ... \| Read..

Industry nudges voters
The Indian voter has never been in greater demand. Long ... \| Read..

Moneybags turn out in strength
Corporate chieftains turned out in large numbers to cast th ... \| Read..