COVER STORY
The high command had seen it coming but is still crying foul
Outlook Magazine - 10 February 2003
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Dalit ki beti Mayawati takes on the Thakurs by slapping POTA on the most flamboyant of them all <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50>More Coverage </a>
It is difficult to categorise him as a bowling all-rounder or a batting all-rounder. He is both.
Three times six, according to the holy books, is the sign under which the Devil is born. India has this dirty half-a-dozen to give its Cup hopes that keen daemonic urge. If God won't oblige, let the Devil bring in that mystical seventh to complete th
A few scores settled, a few deft swaps—and a many-hued roster of newbies to round it off <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82>More Coverage </a>
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Dalit ki beti Mayawati takes on the Thakurs by slapping POTA on the most flamboyant of them all <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50>More Coverage </a>
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It is difficult to categorise him as a bowling all-rounder or a batting all-rounder. He is both.
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On her reactions to this year’s Padma awards
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It's all about Lowe, a Brit who married a Haryanvi taxi-driver
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Why Shourie got away with more
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Belying all forecasts, Arun Shourie's chutzpah sees him actually pull ahead
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Three times six, according to the holy books, is the sign under which the Devil is born. India has this dirty half-a-dozen to give its Cup hopes that keen daemonic urge. If God won't oblige, let the Devil bring in that mystical seventh to complete th
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A few scores settled, a few deft swaps—and a many-hued roster of newbies to round it off <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82>More Coverage </a>
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ODIs are shaking the game loose of its brahminical traits
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Bush raises the war tempo, even linking Saddam to Al Qaeda, but leaves his people in a disquiet <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>More Coverage </a>
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A meeting of West Asian envoys decide to sit tight for now
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Fast forward to early March and, god forbid, it's all over. Well, life goes on, ads go on. Some drop out/dead punchlines.
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Fun with numbers
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As an observer of cricket, Waugh shows the same depth that made him one of the finest batsmen. He will cover the World Cup exclusively for Outlook.
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The man with the most difficult job takes time out to give unique perspective on the road ahead. He will cover the World Cup exclusively for Outlook.
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A joke of a film, and a bad joke at that.
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One of the living legends of the game and an intelligent analyser, Akram is menacingly accurate. Somewhat like his deliveries.
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The former coach of South Africa is known to be one of the foremost thinkers of the game.
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A possible route to the semis (Disclaimer: Cricket is a game of glorious uncertainties)
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Vajpayee's strategic core, to fight a protracted war against the swadeshi brigade, is finally in place
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That's because at the end of the day, it's the one area we can lay claim to a little greatness to
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The reshuffle will help rein in extremist elements, set the BJP up for next year's LS polls. Contrast the Congress, it seems listless.
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The doctrine of 'massive' retaliation may look good on paper but signalling a holocaust just invites one.
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The low is to do with the fan's mood swings than team performance
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That's what they used to call God's wounds. Nowa wounded civilisation cries: "Enough!" They want their men to bring the Cup back. To the place where it belongs.