COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 27 December 1995
Traders, Not Tourists
Gunny-bag toting visitors from the former USSR are posing a problem for the tourism industry
Dial N For Never
Abandon all hopes of getting a private telephone line soon
Multimedia Man
Tarique Ansari takes on broadsheets with his tabloid, Mid-Day
Wooed In Vain
Rajnikant shrugs off party affiliations in a controversial telecast
Traders, Not Tourists
Gunny-bag toting visitors from the former USSR are posing a problem for the tourism industry
Fertile Options
As sterility increases, sperm donorship becomes big business
House Of Horrors
No Indian megacorp's image has taken such a battering
Bloody Relations
Rival leaders' families have become the target of violence in Karachi
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Understanding Islam Better
The issue is not Rushdie or Tagore or the merit of their creative writings, but to uphold, defend and preserve the democratic and secular values at the risk of being "indiscreet".
Witness To A Century
Nirad Chaudhuri turns 98, and inde fatigably sets out to write a definitive study of western decay
Not For A Song
Apple's intransigence may deprive Indians of a new Beatles album
Startling Revelations
The fifth National Readership Survey shatters some popular myths dominating the media world
Targeting The Messenger
The press is under siege from the militants and the security forces
"Nothing Is Cast In Stone. Perceptions Change With Time."
SEVENTY-TWO hours after being named the next ITC chairman, Yogesh Deveshwar's apartment, ten minutes walking distance from company headquarters, was overflowing with bou -quets. Deveshwar, the youngest to head an ITC factory (age:28), the youngest to
Smoking The Peace Pipe
Yogi Deveshwar, ITC`s new hope to build bridges with BAT
"more Importance Has Been Attached To The Prize To Suu Kyii Than Bilateral Rela
An interview with the Ambassador of Myan -mar to India, U Wynn Lwin.
A Question Of Priority
Should India advocate restoration of democracy or protect its own interests in Myanmar?
On The Beat Once Again
The CAT decision to reinstate Balbir Singh in service puts the Delhi Police in a bind
"India Is The Abode Of Hindus"
VHP chief Ashok Singhal welcomes the judgement
"The Judgement Has Given More Credence To Fascists"
MIM chief Sultan Salauddin Owaisi fears a rise in communal passions
"Secularism Is Non-negotiable"
FORMERSupreme Court judge V.R. Krishna Iyer suggests that the RPA be amended to make it conform to India's secular ideals
Endorsing Hindutva
The Supreme Court verdict in the Manohar Joshi case raises fears that the next poll campaigns will witness more communal virtriol then ever before
Debilitating Enactment
The new privacy law may choke information
Of Love And Libel
Once good friends, Maneka Gandhi and Khushwant Singh now prepare to slug it out in court
Back In The Picture
Three international awards restore faith in parallel cinema
Lessons From Leeson
An investigation report shows that there is much to learn from the way Barings went bust
Enchanting Tales
Adventurer from another era
Understanding Terror
At last, a book on terrorism and subversive insurgency in India
A Novel Narayan
In this volume, readers will find a new kind of literature generally obscured by his hugely popular works of fiction.
"The Party Has Failed To Assuage Hurt Minority Feelings"
An interview with AICC minority cell Chairman Tariq Anwar:
Congress At The Crossroads
Dissidents in the state give Rao time till December 28 to remove Jagannath Mishra
Commercial Spirits
The city's pubs become the hub of marketing activity
At The Altar Of Acrimony
Governments wrangle over restoration work as smugglers ravage the 12th century temple complex