COVER STORY
India's man in the IOC says the charges of bribery against him are flimsy
Outlook Magazine - 1 March 1999
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From flying kicks to nuances of expression? Ajay Devgan is tired of being the eternal stuntman.
Nothing in its landscape suggests the ferment Assam is in. Yet resentment simmers.
He is responsible for a team which has immense talent but is bogged down by more problems off the field than on it. After Outlook's expose of the Pakistan match-fixing inquiry report, which indicted several top players, Pakistan coach Javed Miandad s
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Book fair diplomacy boomerangs, ruining Sheikh Hasina's visit
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Hillary Clinton's avowal of interest in Senate creates a splash
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Spielberg's latest opus runs into trouble with Indian censors
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The Mumbai trade clamps a ban on dubbed Hollywood films
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From flying kicks to nuances of expression? Ajay Devgan is tired of being the eternal stuntman.
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Multigrading leads village kids through the blackboard jungle
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Thackeray plays angry god, Marathi writers pick up the gauntlet
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Nothing in its landscape suggests the ferment Assam is in. Yet resentment simmers.
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He is responsible for a team which has immense talent but is bogged down by more problems off the field than on it. After Outlook's expose of the Pakistan match-fixing inquiry report, which indicted several top players, Pakistan coach Javed Miandad s
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