COVER STORY
A visas-against-bonds plan raises hackles at home and ‘target’ countries
Outlook Magazine - 14 February 2000
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The AIADMK’s stock plummets following outrage over the torching of three students in Dharmapuri
In helping five women speak out, ‘The house I grew up in’ breaks silences around incest
2000 is the year of disinvestment. It’s now a bidder’s paradise as the government breaks an old voodoo about family silver.
It cannot be maintained that the Constitution can’t be improved at the margins.
There’s a pattern to the way the BJP buries facts injurious to itself. A stinging report on the Dangs is but the latest instance.
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The dominance of the web is making travel agents crawl
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The filmmaker on the first open showing of a south Asian gay - Lesbian film fest
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The AIADMK’s stock plummets following outrage over the torching of three students in Dharmapuri
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In helping five women speak out, ‘The house I grew up in’ breaks silences around incest
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The Centre is bullish about the IA deal despite union protests
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2000 is the year of disinvestment. It’s now a bidder’s paradise as the government breaks an old voodoo about family silver.
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Sushma Swaraj is out of hibernation-in a bid for Thakre’s job
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It cannot be maintained that the Constitution can’t be improved at the margins.
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There’s a pattern to the way the BJP buries facts injurious to itself. A stinging report on the Dangs is but the latest instance.
OTHER STORIES
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The retired chief justice explains the monumental task ahead of the CRC.
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Forget Y2K. E-commerce is what cyberczars are looking at now to maintain topline growth in the software sector.
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Pakistan is snubbed, but won’t be declared a terrorist state
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The prime accused in the Staines killings is nabbed, but a conviction is some way off
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They could be India's salvation. Players from the under-19 squad are ready to step centrestage.
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The reception that Hindi films get among Pakistani audiences shows that we are one people
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Mithun Chakraborty’s formula of filmic success indicates an alternative market within the mainstream
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Tight budget is the formula that can crack the box-office code of success for Bollywood
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Shahrukh Khan may have dazzled many eyes with his increasing stellar brightness. But Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani takes him into a terrain that few stars before him have charted-production. He talks to Outlook about Dreamz Unlimited:
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Learning to make flops pay
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Varanasi’s ‘sanskriti warriors’ fail to see the liberating spirit that Deepa Mehta insists ‘Water’ is imbued with
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Dear Mr President,I must respectfully differ from you about the need to review the Constitution. I haveno choice. Much before the NDA ...
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Engrossing true witch's tale, but doesn't tread the tensions
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A sensible charting out of Vedic people; history for the layman
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As chaos rules post-coup Pakistan, Tariq Ali revives the call for a South Asia confederation
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Security needs overshadow the infighting and political manoeuvring
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Every political party is guilty of fielding criminals
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The NDA’s front may be a hasty patchwork but it may be enough to end a decade of laloo raj
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Ustad Allah Rakha, tabla maestro, strict teacher and rare guru leaves behind a rich legacy