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CURRENT ISSUE: January 2008 | Volume IX. Issue 1 | ISSN 1528-9273

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Unsung Heroine:
Agnes Smedley
American feminist Agnes Smedley played a key role in assisting Indian freedom fighters in the U.S. and in Europe in the beginning of the 20th century, writes Ved Prakash Vatuk.

HUMAN RIGHTS
Humble Heroine:
Mukhtar Mai in Sacramento
Mukhtar Mai was declared Glamour magazine’s Woman of the Year for her fearless stand against sexist oppression. She recently visited Sacramento, and our reporter Ras H. Siddiqui was there.

SUBCONTINENT
Midair Near Misses:
Air Traffic Crisis in India
India’s exponential growth in air traffic is now the cause of a missed mid-air collision every 15 days, writes Siddharth Srivastava.

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NEWS	COMMUNITY	BUSINESS	INFOTECH	BOLLYWOOD
Jamaat Chief, Deputy to be Tried in Bangla Communists Join Nepal Government Sorry, No Dollars Zardari Blames Pak Tata Ahead Bhutan Votes Fatal Stampede Engineer Killed	San Jose Attorney Mohinder Mann Honored United Way Leaders Visit India Bhutto Mourned Pravasi Honor Elected President	Due to space constraints in the print edition, this section was not published in the December 2007 issue. However, Infotech India will return in the following month.	One in Five IBM Employees is Indian BPOs Face Growing Health Problems IT Outsourcers Face Increasing Costs Gaming, Music Aussie Deal High Ranking For Kids Eye on Capgemini Mobile TV Gemini, Midas Wizard PCs	‘Sholay’ Producer Sippy Cremated Shilpa Enthralls British Audience Actor Dharmendra Turns 72 Salman Turns Down 10 Billion Deal ‘Bahu’ Wannabe Pak Bride Row Ends Real Action Amitabh’s Mother Cremated Film Shown Amid Tight Security Drug Charges Back to Kashmir Regional Films Rule at IFFI Small-budget Film

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EDITORIAL: Unsung Heroine
NEWS DIARY: December
PHOTO ESSAY: 2007: Year in Review
OVERSEAS INDIANS: GOPIO Awards
TRIBUTE: Goodbye, Benazir
SCIENCE: A Close Relationship
ETHNIC ISSUES: Study in Contrasts
SUBCONTINENT: India’s New Boom
TRAVEL: Bear Valley, Calif.
HEALTH: Pregnancy 101
COMMUNITY: News in Brief
INFOTECH INDIA: Round-up
MUSIC: Kal Ki Yaadein Concert
AUTO: 2008 Acura MDX
BOLLYWOOD: Taare Zameen Par
BOLLYWOOD: Guftugu
TAMIL CINEMA: Mirugam
RECIPE: Hot Kachri
HOROSCOPE: 2008 Yearly Forecast

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