COVER STORY
America's on a yoga high, churning out sundry paraphernalia as also music, clothes, books and holidays
Outlook Magazine - 17 June 2002
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48 goals in the first 17 games, 61 yellow and three red cards. Soccermania has begun in right earnest. But Senegal's upset of the French still rates as the best.
Perhaps India's greatest allrounder, Vinoo Mankad was also the architect of some of its finest victories.
A dab of hyper-reaction from the US dampens business and portends a tourism drought
The loud and very public spat over VSNL does little to inculcate investor confidence in PSUs
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48 goals in the first 17 games, 61 yellow and three red cards. Soccermania has begun in right earnest. But Senegal's upset of the French still rates as the best.
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The day Pakistan had no answer to his pace
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Perhaps India's greatest allrounder, Vinoo Mankad was also the architect of some of its finest victories.
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A dab of hyper-reaction from the US dampens business and portends a tourism drought
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The loud and very public spat over VSNL does little to inculcate investor confidence in PSUs
OTHER STORIES
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Girish Karnad's 'Bali' re-interrogates the value of sacrificial blood
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On his latest title, <i>Landour Days</i>
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The Kantian phenomenon; Congress' brain storming 'war council'; PWG kicks off peace talks in Andhra and Rajnath Singh's bid to win the 'quota war'.
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A page on personal finance.
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"These pathetic old fighters must be pulled apart, and soon."Author Salman Rushdie, on the the need to prevent India and Pakistan from going to war
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A peeved NCP-Congress ally pulls out, opening a season of defections and suitcase politics
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The surprise findings of an opinion poll elicit charges of bias
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Friends Colony and its contrasts.
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A page on the latest in medical science
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The BJP's triumphant CM, Manohar Parrikar, spoke to <i>Outlook</i> on the agenda he has set out for himself and the impact of the Gujarat violence on the elections in Goa. Excerpts:
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The victory in Goa is a shot in the arm for the BJP but to replicate it elsewhere may not be easy
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Call it the new polar cap. A hard, Gujarat-focused campaign by the Congress backfires and the BJP pockets a fourth state.
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Who does Delhi's party scene miss and why? And much more of course...
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The force, it seems, is no longer with George Lucas Attack of the Clones fails to offer the same brand of unadulterated thrill and excitement as the Star Wars trilogy.
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Madhu Jain dines Lilette Dubey
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The "Spice" show, Delhi's liquor shops go funky, Dubyamanitis and Rahul Bose's new avtaar.
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Venkatesh Prasad on his old hunting partner, Javagal Srinath
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Jehadi outfits comply with Islamabad's request not to cross the LoC, but the rhetoric remains
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We will be pushed, prodded, jostled, threatened, blackmailed into speeding up the process of a sustained and subtantial dialogue with Pakistan. Come to think of it, that may not be such a bad thing.
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Washington and New Delhi work out realistic ways to ascertain infiltration levels in a manner visible to both
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Our conceptual inability to put in place even a basic N-doctrine, contrasted with Pakistan's cold purposefulness, is an invitation to sure disaster.
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War is a game played by the desperate. The world is with us now. We must press our advantage, move further from the brink.
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Last week this column asserted that for the war against terrorism to succeed the money trail must be unearthed. Home minister Advani made the same ...
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One fallout of the subcontinental stand-off has been to deprive hundreds of families near the LoC of their homes and livelihood
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Hanif Kureishi on the pangs of boredom and self loathing, Khushwant Singh's latest catch and need authors be professional?
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Misses the contradictions, especially between his politics and his poetry. Result: The Odyssey often reads like a panegyric to Grass.
