COVER STORY
Enmeshed in controversy and her popularity nosediving, Hillary Clinton resorts to an image change
Outlook Magazine - 31 January 1996
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Indian infotech firms are targetting the packaged products market, where the megabucks lie
Artificially-inflated figures and the liquidity crunch have brought Bombay's property prices crashing down
Political turmoil and uncertainty follow the sudden demise of former chief minister N.T. Rama Rao
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Be it business or marriage—she thrives on her instinct, gambles and wins
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A Supreme Court ruling gives horse racing a free rein
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A book critical of Pakistan's role in J&K is held up by the customs
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Indian infotech firms are targetting the packaged products market, where the megabucks lie
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Artificially-inflated figures and the liquidity crunch have brought Bombay's property prices crashing down
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Political turmoil and uncertainty follow the sudden demise of former chief minister N.T. Rama Rao
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Could this be finis for small mutual funds and AMCs?
OTHER STORIES
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The recommendations by a SEBI committee bewilder and anger the mutual funds industry
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Is the satellite TV invasion as pervasive as it is made out to be?
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The new age of hippiedom in India finds a base in two ancient temple towns
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In a perfect world there would be no politicians; however, since this country at least is the most imperfect of worlds, we must learn to live with the congenitally venal.
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Autos, speedboats, buses—women drive their way to emancipation
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Iranian Ambassador to India Ali Reaza Sheikh Attar is optimistic about growing Indo-Iranian ties. In an interview with Sunil Narula, he speaks about relations between the two countries, Afghanistan and its impact on the region, the Taliban, Iran-Paki
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H.K.L. Bhagat finds himself in the dock 12 years after the anti-Sikh riots
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An Outlook-Mode poll indicates that a majority believe the hawala allegations are true
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Evidence points to hawala money being used to fund the Bombay blasts and Kashmir militants
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The apex court's repeated pronouncements finally forced the CBI into taking action
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A nonagenarian patriarch and nouveau riche scions...the complete Jain genealogy
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The Bofors man is back in the spotlight
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It may be difficult for the CBI to convince the courts but the agency is still pushing ahead
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An interview with Balram Jakhar:
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The Jain hawala case has created a turmoil in the Indian political scenario. Almost every party has been tainted by the payoff charges. How will it affect the upcoming Lok Sabha polls? Will the Congress benefit from the chargesheets against various p
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The confessions of a pawnbroker throw an entire polity into disarray. An OUTLOOK team examines the ramifications of the Jain hawala scandal.
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Adoor Gopalakrishnan's latest venture 'Kathapurushan', is a tribute to the invincibility of the human spirit
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A story of a child's struggles
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Bill Gates reduces the info-revolution to its futuristic fundamentals
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The Yorkshire-born, Hong Kong-based Emma Levine, 26, is a gutsy, roving photographer who has captured the subcontinent's obsession with cricket in offbeat images. Among other unlikely places, the pursuit of her theme led Levine to war-torn Jaffna. <I
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Reliance's plans to restore Marine Drive draw criticism
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Crime pays when it comes to defaulting on car finance