COVER STORY
Worldview
Only dues are permanent; 'Republican' Guard; Nailing a lie and You've got mail
Outlook Magazine - 28 April 2003
Can They Be Tried For War Crimes?
They ought to be, considering there are enough incriminating instances. But they won't be, because they are the US and UK. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>Updates</a>
Where Is Alphaville?
Indian cities are a mixed bag—the good is often laced with the bad. Take your pick.
The Caravan Rumbles On
The expansionist logic of land-locked 'empires' leads the US to Syria next
Karradi Tales
The new slogans on the city's streets: no Saddam, no America
Secret Agents
The US has ways around every international agreement
Can They Be Tried For War Crimes?
They ought to be, considering there are enough incriminating instances. But they won't be, because they are the US and UK. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>Updates</a>
Where Is Alphaville?
Indian cities are a mixed bag—the good is often laced with the bad. Take your pick.
How To Beat The Virus
Don't self-medicate with drugs like Nimesulide that lower fever but masks SARS
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Shahrukh Khan
On his recent back surgery and his films
State Gazette
There is death in the air; Sparks of hope; Dark sun in the East; More than a touch of hate; Who's first among the equals? and Temptations of the flesh
Some Friendly Fire
Pawar nets V.C. Shukla but Congress can't do much about it. Poll realities ensure it just grins and bears it.
"Manipulation Is Hard Work"
Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu looks back at his seven-and-a-half-year stint as CEO of the state. Excerpts from an interview:
Dried-Up Inc
Away from Hyderabad, CEO Naidu is no success story
An Inhuman Bondage, Unweaved
Villagers of Ghoraval no longer let their kids slog their childhood away making carpets
Bursting Margins
Is the giant's high-growth story over? The industry says it saw the re-rating coming.
Willow Wilt
A fratricidal frenzy, a lost patron. Is it the end of the road for the Hizbul?
First Take
Another homecoming for Sir Vidia; <i>Bend It Like Beckham</i> catches American fancy and double 'loss' for Ash
It's Sunny Side Down
India's most expensive film yet is declared "cold" just days after its release
Daredevil
The brooding dark and dank air about it, much like Batman, is about the only element that lends the movie any character
Life On Ivory Coast
Elephants with a taste for the good life return to wreck tribal homes in Dumka
Just Muffin' n' Wafflin'
Madhu Jain dines Ismail Merchant
The Delhi-Mumbai Gazette
Paradise regained; One minute please and Let's get to funky town
Tot For The Day: No Work And All Play
With no need for approval or affiliations, playschools are the easiest to open these days
Riding The Riverdale High
From sprawling luxuries to crummy edu-shops, schools are becoming big business, and spoiling parents for choice
Bull's Eye
Moral outrage over the US' arbitrary use of military power in Iraq can wait. India must first safeguard its own interests. America is seeking to impose ...
Bibliofile
The world's most famous literary date? June 16, 1904? Or is it now June 21, 2003? What sells more -- children's or adult books? Books in English per year in India? 5500.
A User's Manual
Bronson explores the lives and minds of apparently common people trying to script the stories of their own lives.
The Finger Is In Place
The whole world uses fingerprinting, do they know the footprints lead to Nadia?
Those Nuclear Ice Spies
Told in the mountaineering spirit, with secret Indo-US ties keeping tabs on the Chinese
Two Totems And A Taboo
Patriarchy hardly deters Uma Bharati and Vasundhararaje
