COVER STORY
Imported Trouble
Muhajir and Bangla immigrants settle old scores on Indian turf
Outlook Magazine - 19 June 1996
How to Paint a Rainbow
The UF’s balancing act between social empowerment and economic reforms heartens industry
Mind Over Marriage
Divorce is alarmingly on the rise as couples sever ties instead of maintaining a happy facade
How to Paint a Rainbow
The UF’s balancing act between social empowerment and economic reforms heartens industry
A New Manifesto
The UF's common minimum programme is short on specifics
Day Of The Dolphin
Vikram Seth's opera is to be staged in Singapore this month
Kanti Singh
The new young minister of state for HRD is confident of making her mark
Fertiliser Fraud
As a new scam enshrouds the Rao family, will the CBI walk a tightrope ?
Mind Over Marriage
Divorce is alarmingly on the rise as couples sever ties instead of maintaining a happy facade
Aussie Overture
Canberra angers Pakistan backing India's entry into ARF
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
"I Would Quite Enjoy Being Pm"
The 65-year-old stonecrusher MP from Bihar has a small agenda with large implications
Too Crowded At The Top
With caution thrown to the winds by climbers of every hue, the route to Mount Everest resembles a railway station
Clique With A Cloak
A pro-Maratha front within the Congress is nipped in the bud
Boy's Night Out
Voodoo, Bombay's gay bar, promises the ultimate weekend bash
Leading The Left March
The CPI finally takes the plunge but its ally, the CPI(M), is still reticent
A Peace Offering At Last
The Government's pledge of 'maximum autonomy' evokes a positive response in the Valley
Baptism By Lre
J.H. Patel's airbus ministry steadies after a turbulent take-off
Peacemaker In Trouble
The Likud's win is a blow for Clinton in an election year
An Enigmatic Leader
It is still not clear what direction the West Asia peace process will take under the new premier
A Hidden Agenda
Is Benazir Bhutto's offer for talks as well-meaning as it seems?
Waste Syndicate
Toxic substances are being smuggled into India by recycling firms
Much Adda About Nothing
Is the Bengali art of free-flowing conversation at the Coffee House and elsewhere on the decline?
Sixer Sidhu Goes Sileb
Krishna Prasad travels to Patiala to talk to the Indian opener and his friends about his retirement
Nuke Flop
And other answers? They are still blowin' in the wind...
Darkness Visible
If things don't change, in another three years, the metros can expect 8 to 10 hours of power cuts daily.
Still Pursuing The Nathuram Dream
Gopal Godse continues to uphold his brother's 'martyrdom'
With Retrospective Effect?
This is a mock bullfight: wave the red flag, sidestep when the bull charges, then take your stand
Running Out Of Loyalists
Rao-sceptics grow more vocal as a crucial CWC meeting nears
Opting Out Of Life
Women from India form Britain's highest suicide-risk group
A Vote For Stability
Tired of political upheaval, the people look for a strong government