COVER STORY
Was a report of a clandestine Sino-Pak dal kept under wraps?
Outlook Magazine - 20 March 1996
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Growing awareness and a burgeoning nouveau riche class make Delhi the country's new art capital
Channels are using a variety of strategies to grab viewership. The stakes get higher by the day.
Archbishop Alan de Lastic, cbci vice-presi -dent and member, National Integration Council, spoke to Outlook on the issues before the Church. Excerpts:
An increasingly assertive Church issues unprecedented guidelines on how to vote in the forthcoming elections
Taslima Nasreen is embittered in exile and and traumatised by the prospect of oblivion
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The Star Trek girl insists shes no shooting star, look up and shes there
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Rajnikant's volte-face takes the wind out of the MGR Front's sails
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Growing awareness and a burgeoning nouveau riche class make Delhi the country's new art capital
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Channels are using a variety of strategies to grab viewership. The stakes get higher by the day.
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Archbishop Alan de Lastic, cbci vice-presi -dent and member, National Integration Council, spoke to Outlook on the issues before the Church. Excerpts:
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An increasingly assertive Church issues unprecedented guidelines on how to vote in the forthcoming elections
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Taslima Nasreen is embittered in exile and and traumatised by the prospect of oblivion
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An Indian singer busts the charts, going beyond Apache Indian and Bally Sagoo
OTHER STORIES
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Mineral water dispensers threaten to submerge the market for water purifiers
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While the Jain hawala case, the fodder scandal in Bihar and the 'housing scam' hog the headlines, other instances of politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen getting caught with their hands in the public till are surfacing across the country. All thi
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Power, telecom, roads: there's no money to finance projects
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A closed-door air mars the ASEM's tentative debut in Bangkok
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An eatery with attitude attracts yuppies and puppies alike
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As the final nears, it would be beneficial to dwell on the lessons drawn from the league matches
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Talent and self-determination is an explosive combination, yet one-day cricket can upturn all plans
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Looking for cricket at 3 am in the Big Apple
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Winning the Bangalore battle in style,almost equaled the thrill of winning the war for India
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With flair and originality, subcontinental cricket infuses the game with a new spirit and logic
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Is the 4.7 per cent inflation an outcome of jugglery with figures?
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The CBI's anti-corruption drive now targets errant officials
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So funny that it's sinister
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V.P. Singh's poetry, impressive, records his wandering life
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An assessment by Outlook correspondendts
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The party seems set to better its 1991 performance, but could fall well short of a majority
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Outlook reviews the BJP's prospects in the states where it commands a major presence
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King of Bhutan Jigme Singye Wangchuk was in India last week to sign two agreements, one for a hydroelectric project and another for setting up a cement plant with ACC. The two governments also initiated discussions on working together to combat and e
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The opposition views Khaleda Zia's olive branch as a ploy to legitimise the new government
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Despite a landslide victory, John Howard faces an uphill task
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Indian campaigns are inching their way into markets abroad