COVER STORY
China cites lack of infrastructure for the delay in curbing piracy
Outlook Magazine - 5 June 1996
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Washington again threatens Beijing with sanctions over major copyright violations
Sceptics wonder whether the new Indian couture magazines will be more pfaff than fashion
Some instances when 'liquor tragedies' have hit the headlines in India
Ill-effects notwithstanding, even 'Arthashastra' says no to prohibition. And a host of voices chime in...
The new BSE chief wants to clean up the bourse. His weapons: infotech and obstinacy.
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Washington again threatens Beijing with sanctions over major copyright violations
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Will drastic solutions for drastic crises be mooted at Istanbul?
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From Bandit Queen to ballot queen, Phoolan discusses her new political role
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Sceptics wonder whether the new Indian couture magazines will be more pfaff than fashion
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Some instances when 'liquor tragedies' have hit the headlines in India
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Ill-effects notwithstanding, even 'Arthashastra' says no to prohibition. And a host of voices chime in...
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The new BSE chief wants to clean up the bourse. His weapons: infotech and obstinacy.
OTHER STORIES
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The BJP has two tasks at hand: to placate its supporters and to win over new allies
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Deve Gowda's problems are likely to begin once he is invited to form the next government
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Benazir fails to outwit Abdul Qayyum on his home turf
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Think local, act local is the new buzzword as channels go regional
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...time for another duel in the sun. Coke and Pepsi slug it out with a whole new set of gloves.
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There's much more than meets the eye behind the delay in the Bombay and Delhi directories
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A crowd of Indian web-zines lure Netsurfers with news, entertainment, and gifts
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So much for political instability. Intel Corp intends to go right ahead with its elaborate plans for India.
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Kerala villagers rally together to protect an ancient legacy
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In five short years, phoren-crazy Indians have transformed into persons-of-the-world
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With the heat being turned on in Kashmir, militants look for targets outside the Valley
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The Clinton Administration prefers to wait and watc
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Mainstream parties oppose the entry of surrendered militants in the political process
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The Government's credibility takes a beating as voters' accusations of coercion by security forces and surrendered militants reverberate through the Valley
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The Jharkhand bribery case has come as a blighter to Rao's plans for a political resurrection
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A novel which argues that not all is within human comprehension
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The Brahminical order is finding new ways of fighting Mandal
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After the latest crisis, there are doubts whether the elections scheduled for June 12 will be held
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The violence apart, Mahanta has to tackle disgruntled partymen
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In its second term, the AGP faces turmoil from day one
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A growing tribe of self-styled aesthetes counsels you on the right acquisitions, but for a price
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Parvathi's faction goes under, but Naidu's TDP has its woes
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The TATA-Singapapore Airlines joint venture still awaits clearence
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In a surprise turnaround, Hekmatyar joins hands with his bitter foe Rabbani to fight the Taliban