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Millennium Special
India in the 11th century, "A mixture of pearls and dung"...
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Millennium Special
Hindi's monopoly has led to an impoverished cinematic language
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Millennium Special
In a rare interview addressing key contemporary issues, Dr Sen, the 1998 Nobel laureate for economics, spoke on the BJP's intolerance, the bomb fiasco, hunger and poverty ...
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Millennium Special
The Nation's Icon Names The 10 Women He Admires
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Millennium Special
In a land defined by images, many symbols survive
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MILLENNIUM SPECIAL
The task: to choose the 20 Indians who shaped India in the 20th century. The Outlook panel: Khushwant Singh, Mushirul Hasan, Mrinal Pande and P.V. Indiresan. Verdict: yours.
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Millennium Special
Vajpayee, Tendulkar, Shahrukh, Arundhati... the future
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Millennium Special
From a culture of protection to mindless destruction
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Millennium Special
The Indian family, like the many faces of Eve, is embodied in a single entity - togetherness. It is interpretation, though multi-hued, is but the same. The story of the Indian Family.
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Millennium Special
The great Indian diaspora is more Indian than great
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Our wobbly republic has to consolidate Hindu civilisation's gift to mankind: its ability to absorb and assimilate.
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Millennium Special
A cartographic look at the contradiction that is India
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Millennium Special
The 'nation' a 100 years from now
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Interview
Widely regarded as the world's greatest living writer in English, Trinidad-born Sir Vidiadhar talks to Tarun J. Tejpal in what he claims is his "last"interview on India
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Millennium Special
Writing in English, an Indian elite discovers nothing
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Millennium Special
The Outlook Millennium poll
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All Time Greats
A critic's list of the top twenty films of indian cinema
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Millennium Special
Will the nineties ever hold a candle to the golden oldies?
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Interview
The literary fugitive wants to visit the country of his birth and take in the smells, noise and atmosphere but is unwilling to do so, as he explains to Farrukh Dhondy.
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Interview
Acclaimed psychoanalyst and writer Sudhir Kakar talks to Shoma Chaudhury about the ambivalences and contradictions within India's sexual attitudes over the millennia
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Millennium Special
Absorbing the world,and re-inventing it
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Millennium Special
Cricket exemplifies an amity otherwise missing in the nation
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Millennium Special
The end of man is nigh - you don't need a woman to say it
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Millennium Special
Change, continuity, pizzas, miniskirts, pride, disgust...
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Millennium Special
Techno-savvy, politically correct but completely apolitical. That's Generation 2000 for you.
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Orissa Cyclone
Until recently it exemplified the ideal international port. Today, Paradip's dreams lie shattered.
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Orissa Cyclone
The lesson the calamity in Orissa teaches is that disaster-management remains an unlearnt lesson
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Orissa Cyclone
Surreal visions of horror, polythene shanty-towns, clawing despair and the struggle not to succumb to it
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Orissa Cyclone
Tardiness, lethargy and politicking will only mean more deaths and misery in Orissa.
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