COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 16 July 2001
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It followed fads when it should have led the way. And thus put the fate of 2 crore investors at stake.
It's repackaged, renamed and restarted. But will the outcome of the talks be any dif ferent from earlier efforts?
He likes shooting during war. But Steve McCurry, world-renowned photographer, is at heart a pacifist, irrevocably drawn to the rains and India.
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As usual, the finance ministry wakes up long after the misdeed is done
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UTI's escape route too has a hitch — demat accounts or Rs 1 lakh
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It followed fads when it should have led the way. And thus put the fate of 2 crore investors at stake.
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On his withdrawal from Sony’s <i>Movers and Shakers</i>
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Issue (Authority designated to deal with it )
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It's repackaged, renamed and restarted. But will the outcome of the talks be any dif ferent from earlier efforts?
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He likes shooting during war. But Steve McCurry, world-renowned photographer, is at heart a pacifist, irrevocably drawn to the rains and India.
OTHER STORIES
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Lagaan's Champaner XI is a fictional return to the spirit in which India internalised the master's sport
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K.N. Govindacharya becomes an invisible recluse and the only trace that can be found of him is in unsavoury controversies
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Now you can buy a designer kitchen just off the shelf, by the yard
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No longer is a poky, airless cooking space relegated to a forlorn part of the house. Urban Indian kitchens turn chic.
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The jury is still out, but most feel the manner of Beevi's removal was far from above-board
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The public posturing hid a home truth: dismissing a state government is no longer that easy
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The poor response to the DMK's bandh call is symptomatic of a deeper malaise it suffers from
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M. Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi relates her version of events after the midnight knock
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Jayalalitha Jayaram has been in a mood for revenge since the run-up to the assembly elections. She swore "to do unto Karunanidhi what he had done to me—throw him in jail". And no sooner than she became chief minister, she set out to achieve just this
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There's a general feeling in Pakistan that trade with India would result in a flooding of their domestic market with Indian goods.
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All partition-based peace pacts in the recent past have led to bloodshed. J&K's partition sans its liberation will only formalise the problem, in the guise of a solution.
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Politicians are a mixed blessing. Without them talks will never begin but they are constantly looking over their shoulders at the electorate.
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Musharraf can't show flexibility on jehadis if he can't tell his people that he prevailed upon India, met the Hurriyat and secured some gains for the Kashmiris.
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If both India and Pakistan have easy travel regimes, they'll earn goodwill among ordinary citizens who may become a force for change.
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The Indian and Pakistani film industries should cooperate on joint ventures. History needn't be tackled now, love stories can always be made.
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That seems to be the future of the Indian cellular sector as companies go into M&A overdrive to give themselves the necessary deep pockets and technical edge
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The Constitution was mangled by experts to swear in as chief minister a convicted felon like Jayalalitha. Immediately after that, this columnist posed ...
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Whodunit: Kerala ex-CM to pen a thriller; some Fowl play for kids and a few signature tunes...
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Grim, yet fascinating exploration of the rise of the Taliban movement
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The refrain gets louder as corporates line up to quit the state
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A petition by a Punjab IAS officer in the apex court focuses on bureaucrats enjoying the perks of 'non-existent' posts
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Low-profile but high-powered: that's the new Arun Singh
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The Indians were by far the best side in the series. After their triumph over the Aussies at home, Saurav Ganguly's team is hungry for more wins.
