COVER STORY
A railway link gives Iran a strategic advantage in Central Asia
Outlook Magazine - 29 May 1996
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A handful of women are trying to break feudal, patriarchal barriers in Pakistani society
The latest SEBI norms will curb fly-by-night public issues, totally redefining the business
Islamabad looks out for signals on Kashmir and security issues from the new Government in Delhi
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The high flying NRI lawyer wields clout in Whitehall and is a Vajpayee admirer
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As Jayalalitha stays aloof, partymen seek a change in leadership
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The BSE Sensex reflected the wavering fortunes of the BJP
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A handful of women are trying to break feudal, patriarchal barriers in Pakistani society
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The latest SEBI norms will curb fly-by-night public issues, totally redefining the business
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Islamabad looks out for signals on Kashmir and security issues from the new Government in Delhi
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OTHER STORIES
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One boxer, one shooter, and the hockey team constitute the only glimmer of hope for Atlanta
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Questions of ethics and safety surface as Everest claims eight mountaineers in one day
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The once racy tabloid revamps with a tie-up with the 'Daily Mirror'
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Indian ventures of some prominent TNC s and their CEO s:
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Fat expat salaries are a cause for dissatisfaction and heartburn
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Indian managers are being edged out by foreign nationals at the helm of TNC affairs
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As changing lifestyles and growing stress result in widespread sleep disorders, an attempt has begun to deal with them
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<b>A.B.Bardhan,</b> deputy general secretary of the C o m m u n i s t Party of India and heir-apparent to Indrajit Gupta as party chief, is widely regarded as a staunch advocate of Left unity and closer ties with the CPI(M). He spoke to Outlook on th
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The CPI(M) finds it difficult to explain its decision to stay out of power
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The adulteration of milk with hazardous chemicals is reaching epidemic proportions
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US sanctions on China will hurt Hong Kong's entrepot trade
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The neglect of basic safety norms is endangering highly inflammable heritage structures- and their occupants
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Telemedicine promises to revolutionise cardiac care in India
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Connaught Place is caught in bureaucratic and political crossfire
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The NF-LF is cautiously optimistic about gaining power, but the X factor remains Rao
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The Third Front's candidate, H.D. Deve Gowda, combines native simplicity with sharp political acumen
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DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister<b> M. Karunanidhi</b> has categorically denied support to the BJP Government. Excerpts:
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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister <b>Chandrababu Naidu </b> spared some time from his hectic schedule to talk to Outlook. Excerpts from the interview:
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Shiv Sena chief on the future of the BJP government at the centre
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Contrary to expectation, the regional parties refuse to put their trust in the BJP and remain committed to backing the secular forces
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Finally, composers and publishers will get extended royalties
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Sharad Pawar changes tack at the last minute, enraging the rebels
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...as the 'dump Rao, revive Congress' chorus grows louder
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Regional parties emerge as key players in national politics, capable of tilting the balance
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Humour in depressive mode
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Finally, an intelligible look at liberalisation and the liberalisers
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Members of the country's diplomatic corps are accused of sexual abuse of Asian children