COVER STORY
Corporator
Outlook Magazine - 11 May 1998
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Trouble for the chief minister comes from within the BJP, with charges of unaccountability
With their dream of autonomy in tatters, Mizoram's Reangs flee to neighbouring Tripura only to languish in camps
Tibet, and Beijing's military aid to Pakistan dominate the Chinese army chief's visit to India
Uddhav Thackeray is unfazed even as the Sena's disruption of the Ghulam Ali concert stirs up a controversy. Excerpts from an interview:
Shatrughan Sinha Shatrughan Sinha, the filmstar who's also the BJP's star attraction, prides himself on "calling a spade a spade". This time it's the controversial Ghulam Ali issue and the defence of artistic freedom. He's seen the Amitabh Bachchan
Mumbai's cultural liberalism takes a beating as Sainiks target everything Pakistani
Politics, factionalism, violence the temple city seems to have little time for prayer
One man's seven-year-old effort at reviving Rajasthan's dying tradition of turban-tying results in a treasure trove
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Trouble for the chief minister comes from within the BJP, with charges of unaccountability
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The showman-director parries questions on his upcoming film, hits, controversies...
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With their dream of autonomy in tatters, Mizoram's Reangs flee to neighbouring Tripura only to languish in camps
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Tibet, and Beijing's military aid to Pakistan dominate the Chinese army chief's visit to India
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Uddhav Thackeray is unfazed even as the Sena's disruption of the Ghulam Ali concert stirs up a controversy. Excerpts from an interview:
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Shatrughan Sinha Shatrughan Sinha, the filmstar who's also the BJP's star attraction, prides himself on "calling a spade a spade". This time it's the controversial Ghulam Ali issue and the defence of artistic freedom. He's seen the Amitabh Bachchan
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Mumbai's cultural liberalism takes a beating as Sainiks target everything Pakistani
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Politics, factionalism, violence the temple city seems to have little time for prayer
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One man's seven-year-old effort at reviving Rajasthan's dying tradition of turban-tying results in a treasure trove
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Westernisation sits uneasy on conservative mores
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Marketers shift their focus from metros to cash in on the consumerist rampage
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A premier golf club and locals fight over turf and everything else
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Integration via the written word
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An engrossing anthology with undue emphasis on English
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