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Wednesday, May 28 1997
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A Molotov cocktail![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
With his Leninist goatee, SFI background and years in Moscow, Inder Kumar Gujral would need no lessons in what makes a Molotov cocktail. Named after one of Stalin's more notorious apparatchiks, the Molotov cocktail is a bottle full of petrol, corked firmly with a rag, lit and then thrown to explode.
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Not the finest address anymore
Sahara India's lake city project has run into clearance problems with the Maharashtra Government. The ambitious lake city project in Pune which boasted of being "India's first finest home address" is now in limbo.
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A Socialist whimper
Jacques Chirac, with an eye on history and his feet on desperation, wanted a "new elan". He didn't say new mandate. Sunday's snap election to the National Assembly didn't give him either.
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By St. Stephen' grace Islam threatens Turkey's Welfare Turkkaya
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