COVER STORY
Trinamul keeps a safe distance from the BJP, and goes it alone
Outlook Magazine - 6 September 1999
Two English translations bring Qurratulain Hyder, the legendary Urdu writer, into focus
Post-reforms, India Inc. cares little for them. Parties have to make do with the trickle from traders in the regulated sectors
Now projected as a cunning mix of Tagore, Churchill and Gandhi, the PM would've seen through the hypocrisy of his image-makers.
Kerala Marxists find it tough to reconcile with the CPM's affinity to the Congress at the Centre
National Geographic Channel's marketing chief on the road it plans to travel
TV channels lead Bollywood's seizure on British Asian homes
Two English translations bring Qurratulain Hyder, the legendary Urdu writer, into focus
Post-reforms, India Inc. cares little for them. Parties have to make do with the trickle from traders in the regulated sectors
Both the Congress and the BJP-BJD combine are in a disarray
Attempts to communalise the forces -- the bastion of India's pluralism
Now projected as a cunning mix of Tagore, Churchill and Gandhi, the PM would've seen through the hypocrisy of his image-makers.
Kerala Marxists find it tough to reconcile with the CPM's affinity to the Congress at the Centre
OTHER STORIES
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Anti-incumbency is not the only factor against Omar Abdullah
Nationalism doesn't come easy for people at the border
Forget intrusions, the fight in Ladakh is between its two districts of Leh and Kargil
Its covert intimidation has drawn Christians closer to secular forces
The riots and its bitter aftermath have totally polarised voters
Despite warnings, an ammunition point was not moved out of the vulnerable Kargil sector
A set of documented facts brings to light the truth about Kargil
As Subhash Ghai's 'Taal' zooms into the Top 20 in the US and the Top 10 in the UK, Indian films are bringing in the audiences, and money, abroad
Now the tiger only mimics Sonia's accent
A strange alchemy of native cunning and a Jat Sikh's simplicity
The BSP leader dreams of Delhi
Puratchi Thalaivi's speeches sets the Cauvery, Sonia on fire
An unprecedented initiative will result in a South Asian edition
Delightful touches of local flavour, but a little superficial
Thakazhi's troubled gaze at '40s India, in a patchy translation
The Congress is taking no chances in the face of an all-out BJP campaign in Bellary