COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 11 June 2001
The rising number of wrecks off the west coast makes not just eyes ores but an ecohazard waiting to explode
Also-rans, dark horses and would-be studs run for India's second highest ceremonial post
The English captain's criticism of British Asian cricket fans has only exposed his ignorance to a way of life
Within a fortnight of her taking over, Jayalalitha goes on the rampage with a spate of cases against 'foes'
In the age of instant, quickfix fame, the tribe of image enhancers only grows multifold
If the Hurriyat meets Musharraf, as it justly should, will it propose the Geelani line or the Bhat line—which is, a two-way plebiscite with no 'third option'?
The rising number of wrecks off the west coast makes not just eyes ores but an ecohazard waiting to explode
Also-rans, dark horses and would-be studs run for India's second highest ceremonial post
The English captain's criticism of British Asian cricket fans has only exposed his ignorance to a way of life
The last man to walk on the moon on his new mission as Omega’s brand envoy
Within a fortnight of her taking over, Jayalalitha goes on the rampage with a spate of cases against 'foes'
In the latest front opened in the war, the LTTE has so far come out ahead
In the age of instant, quickfix fame, the tribe of image enhancers only grows multifold
If the Hurriyat meets Musharraf, as it justly should, will it propose the Geelani line or the Bhat line—which is, a two-way plebiscite with no 'third option'?
OTHER STORIES
The Mother may soon be deemed 'blessed'—thanks to her stature, and one chosen miracle
President's rule might give the state time to resolve its crisis
Delhi hasn't ratified the Indira-Mujib accord, but nor has Dhaka
A court fiat on 'encounters' makes cops accountable. But it's human rights vs state authority—and not everyone is happy.
40 per cent think the LoC should become the international border between India and Pakistan
The bigger problem for Islamabad is to sell the idea to a people sold on other ideas
Almost everybody, even if some are off the record, agree on the suggestions spelt out <a href="full.asp?sid=2&fodname=20010611&fname=Cover+Story+%28F%29" target="_blank"> here </a> But before a freezing of the LoC, we need a thaw in mindsets.
The BJP has shrunk to become a faulty party surviving by default because the alternative is an Italian PM.
Indian researchers may have found the magic bullet—the best bet against cancer at least till gene therapy comes along
The dust has settled over Jayalalitha becoming chief minister. But the mud continues tostick. The Constitution has been mauled by experts. They interpreted ...
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Basu's cult thaws as the new left revives the principle of collective leadership to check discontent
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The Sanskrit minister of Rajasthan is not from the Union HRD minister's party, yet they've similar views on Sanskrit. It's not ideological.
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It's an object lesson in how not to divest, with ministers and mandarins pulling in all directions
