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IN TODAY'S PAPER
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CITY NEWSLINES
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WEEKLY FEATURES
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| A gleam in the eye |
| Competition to project GDP growth is becoming a rat race |
| It is the 'in' thing currently. About everybody in the creamy layer is forecasting the rate of growth of India's gross domestic product: the International Monetary Fund, cabinet ministers, their minions in the civil service, the high-flying set belon... | Read.. |
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| True lies |
| Sir ' What will we gain by forcing the cola giants to flash another statutory warning ('Cola laced ... | Read.. |
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| Foul play |
| Sir ' The death of Cristiano de Lima 'Junior' during the Federation Cup final is a glaring instance ... | Read.. |
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| TURN AROUND |
| The prime minister, Mr Manmohan Singh, has redeemed a pledge he made during his recent visit to Assam. His office has moved f...| Read.. |
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| WOMEN IN LOVE |
| The Chandigarh police are in a soup. And the Amritsar police have given up. Two young women from the Sandhu Colony of Amritsa...| Read.. |
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| Kill the New Bill |
| The Lok Sabha has finally scrapped the controversial Prevention of Terrorism Act, but made way for another controversy in the... | Read.. |
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| Science has nothing to be ashamed of, even in the ruins of Nagasaki. The shame is theirs who appeal to other values than the imaginative values which science has evolved. ' JACOB BRONOWSKI |
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