COVER STORY
New legislation and innovative policing bring crime rates down to their lowest level since 1989
Outlook Magazine - 20 December 1995
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The conviction of four software pirates recently may well be just a flash in the pan
The demand for stricter laws intensifies, as it becomes clear that the sexual abuse of children is a widespread malaise
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Yash Chopra defends the romantic formula and 25 years of the Yashraj banner.
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TV’s new Indian woman replicates western stereotypes
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The Opposition accuses Sukh Ram of favouring HFCL
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The fall of Jaffna does not mean an end to ethnic strife
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The conviction of four software pirates recently may well be just a flash in the pan
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The demand for stricter laws intensifies, as it becomes clear that the sexual abuse of children is a widespread malaise
OTHER STORIES
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Zeenat Naz’s win in the Deobandh municipal elections has wider ramifications for Muslim women
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Rolling in millions, the RGF is attacked for keeping its account books under wraps
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Hyderabadis innovate to acquire their daily peg
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Close your eyes and night has fallen, Chavan's views on Kashmir
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An Indian guitarist wins acclaim for an album he cut with his idol, the legendary Jerry Garcia, in his last days
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India-watching becomes addictive for many foreign journalists
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Companies enlist the help of specialists to channelise the ‘human’ side of management
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New legislation and dissidence undermine the party’s support base at the zilla parishad and panchayat levels
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Foreign law firms may be practising illegally in India
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The CBI uncovers Babloo Srivastava’s links with an MP from the Himalayan Kingdom
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THE last three-and-a-half years in the life of the wife of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N.T. Rama Rao, have been quite like the script of a Telugu melodrama...
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To woo or to vilify. The Indian Government’s relations with the US go in conflicting directions
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Alain Juppe’s radical economic reforms spark off a major row
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Journalist Tavleen Singh recently sparked off a controversy when she wrote in her weekly column in the Indian Express that Indian feminism is not about the "bottom-slapping" of Rupan Deol Bajaj. Such a relatively trivial incident, she suggested, does
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Not aware of the developing feminist consciousness in the West, grassroot-level women's movements have been taking place in India which modern feminists today claim as their precursors.
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Coalescing concerns of high-profile urban feminism and grassroots activism result in a unified, indigenous vision
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Debate rages on who initiated economic reforms in India
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Is the Commonwealth an inadequate replica of the UN?
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Mauritius makes for a heady mix of business and pleasure
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Liberalisation suffers in the run-up to the general elections
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A TV documentary accuses Labour MP Keith Vaz of racist remarks and coercion, embarrassing his party high command
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A trying, consciously Indian effort
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The best advice to budding millionaires-in-the-making about to embark on writing courses is to take them but always bear in mind Ben Johnson's couplet: "Fool," said my muse to me, "look into thy heart and write."
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A fine introduction to the new Urdu poets of India and Pakistan
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Y.S.R. Prasad, chairman of the Nuclear Power Corporation of India talks to Outlook on the problems faced by the nuclear power generation programme. Excerpts:
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Starved of funds, the country’s atomic plants face critical times