COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 1 November 1995
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The secretary of the Cricket Board lambasts Mandi House for the Kiwi tour telecast fiasco
The most famous TADA victim has finally got bail, but his fate still hinges on the final verdict
Votaries of Political Correctness are in an uproar as they find Political Incorrectness becoming increasingly trendy
If Hegde's plans see the light of the day, the cabinet line - up could be :
With elections round the corner, Hegde persists with his dream of a non-BJP secular coalition
Introducing a fortnightly guide to the chaotic marketplace of the '90s: a column on the simple truths of life--and marketing
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The secretary of the Cricket Board lambasts Mandi House for the Kiwi tour telecast fiasco
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Ham-handed PR strategies are the cause for several TNC failures
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The most famous TADA victim has finally got bail, but his fate still hinges on the final verdict
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Votaries of Political Correctness are in an uproar as they find Political Incorrectness becoming increasingly trendy
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If Hegde's plans see the light of the day, the cabinet line - up could be :
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With elections round the corner, Hegde persists with his dream of a non-BJP secular coalition
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Introducing a fortnightly guide to the chaotic marketplace of the '90s: a column on the simple truths of life--and marketing
OTHER STORIES
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Pakistan's urbane envoy is an incorrigible India basher, but Delhi's cocktail circuit competes to wine and dine him
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The arrest of 40 army officers remains shrouded in mystery, giving rise to much speculation
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How can the fundamental right of freedom of speech and expression be denied to those who hold important offices of public service ?
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Two families from Gader village, one stubbornly staying on, the other opting to relocate, suffer equally grim consequences
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Altaf Hussain commands a massive following in Karachi despite being out of Pakistan for three years
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Hyperpremium marketing uses the price tag as a USP to neatly invert traditional value-for-money beliefs
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Bangaloreans are swapping their cramped homes for farmhouses
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Cosmetic contacts in every hue--pale green or misty grey--become the rage among Indian youth
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The Rajiv assassination case is tied up in knots with the Jain Commission and the Government working at cross-purpose
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India has to take stock of its diminishing role in institutions like NAM and the UN
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A wunderkind from Sikkim is Indian football's big new hope
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With inflation eating into profit margins and buyers dictating prices, India's garment exports market is being badly hit
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The Gujarat High Court orders the closure of about 1,500 industrial units in the state for violating pollution norms
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The buzz is: an exclusive coterie rules the roost in the country's literary foundations
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Tall promises , little action is the Dalit verdict on the BSP
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Internal compulsions and grass-root realities pull the BJP--BSP alliance in different directions
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Vora's refusal to dissolve the Uttar Pradesh Assembly has left the state's politics in a flux and opened the possibility of horse-trading
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VSATs promise to halve costs and double efficiency and reach
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As movie moguls join offbeat directors, middle cinema lives again
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Unsworth's whodunit about a medieval troupe could prove to be the dark horse.
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Essays on a century of cinema
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A grandson's attempt to understand a Mahatma
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The students' movement launches a second attack on the capital