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October, 1999
Volume 5, Number 10

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Vajpayee: The New Prime Minister Of India
The electioneering to the just concluded 13th Lok Sabha (Lower House of Parliament) has been the most abusive campaign indulged by all the political parties including the two main National parties; namely Prime Minister A.B.Vajpayee's BJP and the Congress party of which Mrs. Sonia Gandhi is the President. Election campaigns are marked by(a) character assassination,(b) large scale abuse of money power,(c) violence and killings and (d) exploitation of caste and communalism. Character Assassination Leaders of BJP and its allies as well as Congress and its allies are equally responsible for making acrimonious and personal attacks on their opponents. At an election meeting, Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting and BJP leader Pramod Mahajan while emphasizing Sonia Gandhi's Italian origin issue, talks in the same breath by comparing her with Ms. Monica Lewinsky. Samata Party Chief and Defense Minister George Fernandes has said in an election rally that Ms. Sonia Gandhi's only contribution to the country is adding two children to a whopping population figure of one crore.

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Chandrababu Naidu Second Most Powerful Person in India
Telugu Desam Party(TDP) President and Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Chandrababu Naidu, has been described by the "Asian Wall Street Journal" as the biggest winner in Indian elections after Prime Minister Vajpayee and also he SECOND MOST POWERFUL PERSON IN INDIA. In the recently held elections simultaneously to State Assembly and Parliament, TDP came triumphant in both, along with its alliance partner BJP. In state Assembly, TDP obtained near two thirds majority. For parliament elections, TDP secured twenty nine seats and BJP seven out of total offorty two Parliament seats from Andhra.

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MOVIE REVIEW

Taal
The problem with Taal isn't the dull, dead, flat-pancake looking Aishwarya Rai, whose star wattage after the super hit 'Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam' has rarely burned so brightly. The problem isn't Akshay Khanna, who is balding, shaking and dull. It's the director Subhash Ghai. The audience didn't flock to see the movie either for Aishwarya or Akshay. They pinned their hopes on Ghai and respected his experience and past record. And Ghai failed them miserably.

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