A schoolboy's report on AIDS lands him at the centre of a controversy
BY Ashis K. Biswas 17 January 1996
'Charivari' proves to be the dark horse at the Sarabhai festival
BY Sunil Mehra 17 January 1996
TINA Charles, Nazia and Zoheb Hassan. The maker of disco superstars is back.
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
The BSE's decision to extend its computerised network has sounded the death-knell for regional exchanges
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Will Kumaratunga's package offering devolution of power be accepted?
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Pakistan's denial of visas to the Indian hockey team has a diplomatic spillover
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Punjab'S new DGP, O.P. Sharma, spoke to <I>Outlook</I> on how he will defend the state against militancy. Excerpts:
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Growth is the NEPC Group's hallmark and its turnover could touch the Rs 2,500-crore mark
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
The nation fails to arrive at a consensus over a fresh census
BY Amir Mir 17 January 1996
A new draft 'nikahnama' seeks to protect women's marital rights
BY Sunil Mehra 17 January 1996
The Indian pop industryhas never had it so good with new names popping up like confetti
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
A homeopath provides on-line treatment on the Internet
BY Krishna Prasad 17 January 1996
A Gujarati businessman uses his influence with Bal Thackeray to emerge as a key power-broker
BY Krishna Prasad 17 January 1996
Digvijay Singh includes Arjun Singh loyalists in his cabinet
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Rabin's death has ironically spurred Israeli peace moves
BY Gulu Ezekiel 17 January 1996
INDO-US relations appear to have nosedived into a quagmire of misunderstandings of late. Home Minister S.B. Chavan's accusations last December about US interference in J&K epitomised this view. India and the US differ on nonproliferation, global trad
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
The 'sell-out' of the Neyveli project has focused attention on fast-track power sector deals
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
The Government's grand export strategy may be all sound and fury signifying little
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
They are not superstars. Yet they can swing the fortunes of their teams.
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Pilot's deadline is aimed more at the media than at the Taj
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Unexpectedly, cinema halls witness a 40 per cent boom
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Life is an unending Discovery channel episode for a US filmmaker
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Karnataka CM on the reasons for his state abiding by the PM's decision on the Cauvery dispute.
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
The Congress is paving the way for a new alliance with Jayalalitha.
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Tamil Nadu may have got the water but the battle is not over
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Pre-election moves keep inflation at a below-seven rate, at the cost of industry
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
South Africa presented excellent opportunities for trade despite expectations to the contrary 1992. A period of uncertainty, of transition. Apartheid had been dismantled and rather summarily, but governance hadn't changed hands. Elections were still
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Nicholson's defection spells trouble for the Conservatives
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
Compelling horror stories and prose, occasionally overwrought
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
The BJP manages to win over a prominent Jharkhand leader
BY Outlook News Desk 17 January 1996
