NEWSHEADLINES Power to Secularism Too many things are happening to the Congress at the same time. With elections only a few months away and the country expected to give a definitive nod to secular politics, the developments in the Congress are being keenly watched. The issue at stake has snowballed from a question of validity of a person with foreign origin to claim executive power to a major revolt within the party ranks with three heavyweights, Sharad Pawar, Purna Sangma and Tariq Anwar, being expelled for questioning the ethics of Sonia Gandhi aspiring for the highest executive seat in the country, namely the Prime Ministership. Editorial Vapayee's election visit. The caretaker Prime Minister of India Atal Beharai Vajpayee's one day visit to West Bengal has created a wide spread criticism. Economist Real face of Swadeshi Economic Policy RingSideView Who Care's for One's Origin?

CURRENT AFFAIRS The Sun in Tendulkar        The cricket fever, which had not raised much of a temperature in Calcutta, given the dismal performance of the national cricket team in the World Cup seemed to have reached some level of recognition with the return of Sachin Tendulkar to the team and his scintillating century against the Kenyans at Bristol on Sunday. However, the city is quite aware that Azharuddin's team will have to perform beyond what even the most diehard fan would like it to for India to make it to the Super Six. Sonia Issue One more farcical call for a national debate KOSOVO Indian Reactions Workers protest NATO bombings Rally against NATO attacks

Banga Sammelan World Banga sammelan at the Millennium Karnataka Poll preparations of the CPI(M) Bengal Annual Plan Much bigger size approved Panchayat Internet Bengal villages to have Internet through Panchayats Party care Nazul's birthdayalso reduced to partisan politics by Mamata-BJP Green Corridor New traffic plans for calcutta To Rulebook State Govt employees promiseto abide rules Kanoria Steel A story of revival Vishwabharati Foreign Students Flee WBIDC Performance Highlights

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