COVER STORY
With the Congress organisation in UP in a shambles,pampered Nehru-Gandhi bases are a thing of the past
Outlook Magazine - 16 February 1998
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As Sonia's Amethi circus winds up,the real scenario emerges—a shrewd BJP hijacking the caste vote
The bidi barons and the politicians play with the law. And two million labourers live and work in slave-like conditions, earning nothing but chronic ailments...
He's the man who's made music for Baba Sehgal, Daler Mehndi and Sonia Gandhi
Belgian-born Guru Freddy trains the army, paramilitary forces, cadets and scouts at his self-powered gurukula
Those who say political uncertainty was good for the economy are talking through their hats
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As Sonia's Amethi circus winds up,the real scenario emerges—a shrewd BJP hijacking the caste vote
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The bidi barons and the politicians play with the law. And two million labourers live and work in slave-like conditions, earning nothing but chronic ailments...
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Sony's chief operating officer unveils the entertainment channels plans to go newsy
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He's the man who's made music for Baba Sehgal, Daler Mehndi and Sonia Gandhi
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Politician-in-waiting, playboy or regular guy. Who's the real Rahul?
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Changing political formations leave Seshan and Aiyer stranded
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A few of the soldier swami's singular sayings
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Belgian-born Guru Freddy trains the army, paramilitary forces, cadets and scouts at his self-powered gurukula
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Those who say political uncertainty was good for the economy are talking through their hats
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As the car market faces sweeping changes, the Maruti-Suzuki impasse sticks out like a sore thumb
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A series of explosions exposes the horrifying labour camps in Alang, India's biggest shipbreaking yard
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Farooq's son is full of plans but the Valley isn't interested, yet
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Parsi colours go universal as a Canadian interprets Rohinton Mistry's 'Such a Long Journey' on film
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With industrial stagnation and a slump in exports, the economic fundamentals have weakened
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The BJP manifesto where the Ram Janmabhoomi issue, Article 370 and a common civil code figure prominently—is proof that the party's "moderate voice" was shortlived. And though the RSS denies it played a role in shaping the "hardline" manifesto, its j
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He wanted to present me as a hardliner, as an uncompromising Hindu chauvinist and him -self as a healer and humanist, a progressive and liberal who would bring the political process to immediate fruition. I was shocked at his approach and tactics. In
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The Advani-Vajpayee 'feud' comes to the fore with an RSS-inspired manifesto
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Arthur Clarke's paedophilic 'confession' mars his knighthood and Lanka's independence festivities
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<i>Chief minister <b>Chandrababu Naidu</b> took time out from his hectic election campaign to speak to</i> Outlook. <i>Excerpts:</i>
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It's a bumpy campaign ride as laptop-happy Chandrababu Naidu hardsells the TDP to an often angry electorate
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A recipe book with a difference
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An account of the Salt March made duller by the writer's diary
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Satish Gujral, the storyteller
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BJP hardliners are as rigid as ever—espousing Hindutva and spewing hatred for Muslims