COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 31 December 2001
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Five keepers in two years! India's search for Mr Safe Hands behind the stumps continues.
Tehri is sinking. The fledgling state of Uttaranchal faces its first major crisis as the 200-year-old hill town stares at total submergence. Progress, in the shape of one of the highest dams in the world, here means erasure.
He's fidayeen, the youth who has martyrdom on his mind and indoctrination in his heart
Warren Buffet's simple strategy—buy low, sell high—is applicable today, but with some caution
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Five keepers in two years! India's search for Mr Safe Hands behind the stumps continues.
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Vivan Bhatena goofs it up, Vikram Chandra's never-ending book, Sidhuisms and more...
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On his album <i>India</i> Beyond
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Tehri is sinking. The fledgling state of Uttaranchal faces its first major crisis as the 200-year-old hill town stares at total submergence. Progress, in the shape of one of the highest dams in the world, here means erasure.
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The policeman as the official fidayeen
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He's fidayeen, the youth who has martyrdom on his mind and indoctrination in his heart
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Are the good times back?
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Warren Buffet's simple strategy—buy low, sell high—is applicable today, but with some caution
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OTHER STORIES
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A tinge of fear, shame, prudish offspring... yet, Sex-After-60 is tumbling out of Indian family closets
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The porous Pakistan-Afghan border may have enabled Osama to escape to its tribal belt
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Wish one could pretend 2001 never happened!
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This year, glitter truly met gastronomy. For the first time, Bombay seemed like New York's Greenwich Village.
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If Shobhaa De's the Queen of Page 3 in Mumbai, Satish Gujral's the dada of them all in Delhi...
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If Soniaji can woo Vajpayee, think of how she can impress the voters! Onward Italy, O brave parivar pracharaks...
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India plans to create a single oil supermajor to face competition
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Lower long-distance rates via cellphone leaves BSNL in some serious difficulty
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Often the only access to education for pauperised Muslims, madrassas need to expand their scope
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Money laundering introduces illegal money into the financial system with an eye to recover some or all of it as clean money later. A Bank of England committee on money laundering has reported a three-stage pattern, often overlapping.
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Britain gets tough with its money laundering laws
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Sensitive organisations prove easy meat for Pakistani hackers
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The Globus megastore stands unashamedly for the good things in life
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The bigwigs warm up to year-end parties, Sham Lal's new book released and starlets line up to tie the knot.
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Watch it; then decide if it
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<i>'Kuchh maja nahin aa raha hai'</i>, as the exhibition of the master's works opens to a low-key response.
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Raja Menon outlines what could be done and what stands in the way
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Sooner or later we will have to go in. Today, we are not ready, a second chance will come. Diplomatic hot air won't prepare us. <br> <a href=http://www.outlookindia.com/submain1.asp?mode=25&refer=5138 target=_blank> Free Speech: What do you think? </
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Al Qaeda is probably the source of even December 13 and IC - 814.
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Evidence gathered from the slain terrorists and their four accomplices point to Jaish in Pakistan
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Counter-strike threats apart, Pakistan wants Kashmir settled for tackling jehadis at home
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Ruling out surgical strikes for the moment, the defence establishment considers the various war scenarios that could erupt along the LoC
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Pre-poll, a hardline Rajnath has Mulayam for competition
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After the initial bout of war-mongering, a cooler consensus emerges politically
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The initial sabre-rattling posture has given way to a more sober appraisal of the situation
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The US balances India and Pakistan, goading India in to recalling its envoy to Pakistan and snapping rail and bus links.
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The sheer number of irregularities reinforces the growing fear that kickbacks continue to be the rule in defence deals.
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Are you willing to die for your country? I would be very interested in a survey that would truthfully tell us how many of us would. <br> <a href=http://www.outlookindia.com/submain1.asp?mode=25&refer=5397 target=_blank> Free Speech: Let's Talk About
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Romila Thapar, Mukul Kesavan, Mani Shankar Aiyer, Gulzar, Shabana Azmi, Omar Abdullah, Manil Suri, Sushmita Sen, Shyam Benegal et al on what they read this year...
