COVER STORY
The director on the Kudos and the controversy behind his film,'Godmother'
Outlook Magazine - 13 September 1999
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The possibility of subsidence due to unfilled mines threatens vital communication lines
If Prasar Bharati has a conscience, it's him. But then, writer Rajendra Yadav has always been a pugnacious man.
Not averse to modern tools, the activists only seek a return to the basic human ideals absent in the age of consumerism.
That's where the esoteric cryptic crossword's headed in the age of instant gratification
The army headquarters' denials have only raised more questions about the security failures
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Political parties fight their electoral battles on the small screen
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The possibility of subsidence due to unfilled mines threatens vital communication lines
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If Prasar Bharati has a conscience, it's him. But then, writer Rajendra Yadav has always been a pugnacious man.
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Not averse to modern tools, the activists only seek a return to the basic human ideals absent in the age of consumerism.
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Dev Benegal's 'Split Wide Open' takes a dressed up India to Venice
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That's where the esoteric cryptic crossword's headed in the age of instant gratification
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Hegde's roping in Patel unleashes chaos, upsets calculations
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The army headquarters' denials have only raised more questions about the security failures
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Yes, the economy is beginning to surge, but it's also time to keep the deficits from doing the same
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They have the real campaigns and are close to the masses, yet they keep away from elections
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The intelligentsia gathers in South Delhi in a show of support for Manmohan Singh the candidate
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THE first votes for the last election of this millennium have been cast. Opinion polls say the nda will get anabsolute majority. Pundits say the ...
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A saucy, sexually- liberated bride rocks her village
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Informative, fills a crucial gap