COVER STORY
the 1997 Nobel Peace winner on her campaign against landmines on her recent visit to India.
Outlook Magazine - 28 May 2001
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He might have grudged visitors his famous coffee, but generosity pervaded his writing and spirit
"Profundity with a light touch"—that was the essence of the fictional art of R.K. Narayan
It may well be their imagination come alive, but paranoia grips Delhiites over a monkey-man
The crisis of a society in flux gets projected onto the flickering screen as a deluge of family soaps work up an opiating lather
Palm oil greases some parts, but the Indo-Malaysian bilateral machine needs a full overhaul
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Kuldip Nayar forsakes his allowance, most others see it as gimmickry
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Malgudi's creator was a very loveable man, but his humility was deceptive
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He might have grudged visitors his famous coffee, but generosity pervaded his writing and spirit
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"Profundity with a light touch"—that was the essence of the fictional art of R.K. Narayan
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It may well be their imagination come alive, but paranoia grips Delhiites over a monkey-man
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The crisis of a society in flux gets projected onto the flickering screen as a deluge of family soaps work up an opiating lather
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Showcase Modern Breads reports sick, but it's actually on the road to recovery
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Palm oil greases some parts, but the Indo-Malaysian bilateral machine needs a full overhaul
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