COVER STORY
Ken Storm
The adventurer-explorer on his recent expedition to the Tsangpo Gorge in Tibet
Outlook Magazine - 8 November 1999
Shoppers' Paradise
A slew of swanky Mumbai stores promise to make festive shopping a refreshing experience
A Case Of Battle Fatigue
Celebrations over Sharif's ouster prove ephemeral as the general drags his feet over democracy
Sunny’s Phase Two
Sunny Deol, private family man and on-screen tough romantic, now turns director with ‘Dillagi’
A Key To The Future
Karnataka's new chief minister, S.M. Krishna, is determined to maintain the state's lead in infotech
Shoppers' Paradise
A slew of swanky Mumbai stores promise to make festive shopping a refreshing experience
Democracy, The Only Way
The decision to keep out politicians form governance must be reviewed
A Case Of Battle Fatigue
Celebrations over Sharif's ouster prove ephemeral as the general drags his feet over democracy
Wheels Of Change
The rickshaw rides on technology to retain utility value in Y2K
Sunny’s Phase Two
Sunny Deol, private family man and on-screen tough romantic, now turns director with ‘Dillagi’
A Key To The Future
Karnataka's new chief minister, S.M. Krishna, is determined to maintain the state's lead in infotech
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Dream Team
Co-branding adds fizz to HSSH, and tinseltown
Brushed Aside
State apathy pushes Manjusha art and artists towards oblivion
Not Just Kid's Stuff
Huge market potential is driving child-oriented programming
Doing The Actual Driving
A confident prime minister gathers more powers to his office, but North Block is not enthused
Breather For Choked Lungs
Driven by taxmen and derided by health lobbies, cigarette-makers head northeast for survival
Battling For Road Space
As competition threatens Maruti's near-monopoly, Suzuki is gearing up to meet the new challenge
Bull's Eye
After the polls people's first thoughts were, thank God, at last we are movingtowards a two- party system. Their second thought was, ahem— are we? ...
The Unkempt Gardener
Uneven but powerful; an anthology that lacks a critical editor
Exquisite Scalpel
Mixes political comment with searing emotional intensity
Mixing The 'Moshola'
Charming, but too ambitious
"One Family Controls Congress"
Despite joining hands in Maharashtra, Sonia Gandhi and Sharad Pawar appear to be far from a reconciliation. In an interview with Bhavdeep Kang, the Maratha strongman remains critical of the Nehru-Gandhi clan’s monopolisation of the Congress. Exc
Lawful Peering
A new probe team will watch the corrupt in Delhi police
Madness Of A Few
Fringe groups provide fodder for the Sangh camp
'Vatican's Sad About The Attacks'
Director of the press, Vatican City, Dr Joaquin Navarro-Valls, talks about Pope John Paul II's visit to Janaki B. Kremmer:
The Papal Test
The BJP government may have succeeded in reining in the VHP this time, but for how long?
'Threat Of A Serious Nuclear Accident Is Real'
Dr A. Gopalakrishnan was the chairman of the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board between '93 and '96. In July '95, he and his team produced a secret report, "Safety issues in DAE installations", which covered 134 safety issues. He spoke to Outlo
Close To A Critical Mess
Nuclear power plants in India are money-guzzling disasters-in-the-making
Whimper Of A Boom
By taking a defensive approach on Bofors, the Congress isn't helping its cause any
Will The Bash Work?
Philanthropy notwithstanding, the Bofors stigma might scotch Hindujas' 'noble' dreams
After A Missing Link
Where do the Hindujas, with their alleged clout with Vajpayee, fit in the Bofors jigsaw?
A Tough Family To Crack
As the battle becomes a war, the Hindujas' moves will be watched with keen interest
"I Had A Number Of Restrictions"
During the first India-New Zealand Test match at Mohali, the new Indian physio Andre Leipus from South Africa handed out a four-page questionnaire to each player in the Indian squad.It mapped their anatomical peculiarities, history of injuries and ot