COVER STORY
A schoolboy's report on AIDS lands him at the centre of a controversy
Outlook Magazine - 17 January 1996
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The BSE's decision to extend its computerised network has sounded the death-knell for regional exchanges
Pakistan's denial of visas to the Indian hockey team has a diplomatic spillover
Punjab'S new DGP, O.P. Sharma, spoke to <I>Outlook</I> on how he will defend the state against militancy. Excerpts:
Growth is the NEPC Group's hallmark and its turnover could touch the Rs 2,500-crore mark
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'Charivari' proves to be the dark horse at the Sarabhai festival
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TINA Charles, Nazia and Zoheb Hassan. The maker of disco superstars is back.
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The BSE's decision to extend its computerised network has sounded the death-knell for regional exchanges
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Will Kumaratunga's package offering devolution of power be accepted?
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Pakistan's denial of visas to the Indian hockey team has a diplomatic spillover
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Punjab'S new DGP, O.P. Sharma, spoke to <I>Outlook</I> on how he will defend the state against militancy. Excerpts:
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Growth is the NEPC Group's hallmark and its turnover could touch the Rs 2,500-crore mark
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The nation fails to arrive at a consensus over a fresh census
OTHER STORIES
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A new draft 'nikahnama' seeks to protect women's marital rights
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The Indian pop industryhas never had it so good with new names popping up like confetti
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A homeopath provides on-line treatment on the Internet
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A Gujarati businessman uses his influence with Bal Thackeray to emerge as a key power-broker
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Digvijay Singh includes Arjun Singh loyalists in his cabinet
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Rabin's death has ironically spurred Israeli peace moves
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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
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The 'sell-out' of the Neyveli project has focused attention on fast-track power sector deals
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The Government's grand export strategy may be all sound and fury signifying little
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They are not superstars. Yet they can swing the fortunes of their teams.
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Pilot's deadline is aimed more at the media than at the Taj
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Unexpectedly, cinema halls witness a 40 per cent boom
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Life is an unending Discovery channel episode for a US filmmaker
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Karnataka CM on the reasons for his state abiding by the PM's decision on the Cauvery dispute.
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The Congress is paving the way for a new alliance with Jayalalitha.
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Tamil Nadu may have got the water but the battle is not over
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Pre-election moves keep inflation at a below-seven rate, at the cost of industry
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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
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Nicholson's defection spells trouble for the Conservatives
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A peep behind the veil
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Compelling horror stories and prose, occasionally overwrought
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The BJP manages to win over a prominent Jharkhand leader