COVER STORY
S.S.H.Rehman
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Outlook Magazine - 9 August 1999
A Bailout That Could Kick Back
The PMO's package for telecom operators comes under close scrutiny in the face of stiff opposition
Succession Squabble
The Sena’s woes intensify as the feud between the Thackeray cousins comes to the fore
Saffron Samba On The Indus
Amid military regalia and nationalist bluster, the Sangh- sponsored Sindhu Yatra appropriates the Kargil victory
The Lessons Of Kargil
Apart from improving intelligence, there is an urgent need to rethink the traditional approach to the army.
A Bailout That Could Kick Back
The PMO's package for telecom operators comes under close scrutiny in the face of stiff opposition
Succession Squabble
The Sena’s woes intensify as the feud between the Thackeray cousins comes to the fore
Saffron Samba On The Indus
Amid military regalia and nationalist bluster, the Sangh- sponsored Sindhu Yatra appropriates the Kargil victory
The Lessons Of Kargil
Apart from improving intelligence, there is an urgent need to rethink the traditional approach to the army.
Chinks In Bjp Armour
Though upbeat, the BJP has many weaknesses
Daughter Power
Rahul and Priyanka both show interest in politics, but Ms Vadra is seen as the heir
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The Lady Fumbles
Ivory-tower thinking, fading charisma and poor judgement tarnish Sonia’s dream
Clear Agenda
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"Trust Has Been A Casualty"
The US assistant secretary of state for South Asian affairs Karl "Rick" Inderfurth speaks with L.A. Joseph in Washington on America's role in the Kargil crisis and its aftermath. Excerpts:
Posting An Untruth
'Washington Post' admits its front page story about President Clinton averting an Indo-Pak war was a White House plant
More Kudos, Less Bite
The ARF summit took the Indian line, even if it didn't seem so at first glance
B For Bureaucracy
The success of the Lok Jumbish is undermined by the state
Discordant Chant
Out-of-context use of a Gita sloka in 'Eyes Wide Shut' irks Hindus
A House For Mr Khan
After a run-in with the authorities, the star gets his dream home
The Second Coming
Tendulkar’s new stint as captain will be different
Fixing The Blame
Will the PCB be able to keep Akram down? And will the BCCI take a leaf out of its book?
Spring In The Valley
Foreign investors are wooed in a bid to boost the J&K economy
The Colour Of Envy
The LDF wants to take over the Trivandrum Golf Club. Why?
A Dream Crumbles
Essar's problems were caused by external factors, but also because it tried to grow too fast
Hold That Bubbly
The trends are good, but it’s not time to celebrate yet
Beginning To Look Up
It may be early days, but the numbers point to a recovery—and the good news is, it could be the real McCoy
Bull's Eye
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Making Her Voice Heard
Good writing, but not great
Richly Textured
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A Couple Of Problems
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The Kargil Cover-Up
Despite denials by the Army, 'Outlook' stands by its story
A Gun Resurrected
Despite opposition in Sweden, technology transfer is on track