COVER STORY
A 'Mother's miracle' heals a Santhal woman, but sceptics abound
Outlook Magazine - 21 October 2002
On her book on Amitabh Bachchan, <i>To Be Or Not To Be</i>, as a ‘birthday gift’ on his 60th birthday
Tendulkar's is a slice of the little master's good life packed in a pocket-friendly menu
On her book on Amitabh Bachchan, <i>To Be Or Not To Be</i>, as a ‘birthday gift’ on his 60th birthday
Tendulkar's is a slice of the little master's good life packed in a pocket-friendly menu
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A hit-and-run operation and its hidden truths; Waiting for the breakfast mail?; An off-track game; The myth of eternal return; A miscarried soap opera and False alarms don't come for free.
Sharma drops new names of politicians, the authorities don't buy i
Delhi Police says Sharma's confession seals the case. But there're still many loose ends. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=269>More Coverage </a>
In its pursuit of ever-higher growth, could the Ambani conglomerate have spread itself a little too thin?
Differences on the Kashmir situation apart, Vajpayee's talks with EU leaders were more than cordial, business being a major gainer
Deuba's exit portends dictatorial monarchy, but the king assures his people and the world otherwise
Communal tension and prying cops are keeping most garba revellers in the state indoors this year
Saket, New Delhi
J.M. Lyngdoh's fan following, comebacks for Arundhati Roy and Aamir Khan and Salman's international project still on.
A gripping ride that just stops short of taking you to the very edge.
While Ganguly has to consolidate on his recent success abroad, Hooper is searching for the elusive away victory for his young team
Priya Sahgal dines Kiran Bedi
Another Indian film memorabilia auction, Madhur Bhandarkar's new venture, Alyque Padamsee manages the impossible, Pramod Mahajan's wit and tips on smoking cigars.
Given the never-ending jostling over the sale of oil PSUs, whatever the PM decides will end up displeasing somebody <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=26>More Coverage </a>
A totem of good fortune, they mate for life
Endangered Sarus cranes are openly sold as pets in Lucknow's bird markets even as wildlife officials conduct half-hearted raids
India's interests will be best served if the PDP, if it takes power, uses it to curb the SOG, reduce army presence and free POTA, political detenus.
The Indian mood is upbeat, but western scepticism will persist till Indo-Pak dialogue takes off
In three years, Mehbooba Mufti has built the PDP into a formidable force
The Abdullahs' dethronement was presaged by father-son differences
...for the Abdullahs, as the Valley places trust in a new regime. And though his party fares badly, Vajpayee will have to deliver on his other promises. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=271>More Coverage </a>
Inhuman, exclusionary treatment goads Dalits to embrace Islam
The conversion ordinance brings Jaya closer to the Sangh, while enabling her to settle a few scores <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=128>More Coverage </a>
Coming soon to a pocket near you: a command, communication and entertainment centre
Pending rains, an astute Krishna risks contempt of court
A riparian problem makes filmdom's political divide apparent
Tamil Nadu and Karnataka again rush headlong into their periodic festival of chauvinism <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=273>More Coverage </a>
"Seven months have passed, we still haven't got the truth about Godhra," I said."Wait for seven years," a lawyer advised me. "Remember the mass ...
Imre Kertesz' study of a Holocaust survivor, Camilo Jose Cela accused of employing ghostwriters and Jeffrey Archer's day-to-day account of life behind bars up for grabs.
Charming stories of a childhood in Lahore.
The book remains largely a collection of stories that politically correct adults would want children to read, and not what children themselves would want to read.
A dissection of State and civil society failures vis-a-vis Godhra
