COVER STORY
Gowda Calls The Shots
All in a week's work: The PM hikes petrol prices, nurses injured egos and throws out a rebel
Outlook Magazine - 17 July 1996
'Ab Hum Sarkar Hain...'
And since 'she is the government', the former bandit queen exercises the license to do what she likes
Variations Of The Same Rhythm
Tradition and modernity fuse to fuel the creativity of Ustad Alla Rakha and his sons
Painful But Necessary
Ignore the outcry. Raising petro-product prices was an unavoidable-and correct-move.
A Dual Show Of Strength
The Janata Dal is shaken as Hegde's roadshow draws huge crowds while the response to Patel's unity meet is lacklustre
Ramakant Achrekar
Coach Achrekar says its time for his famous ward, Sachin, to be captain
'Ab Hum Sarkar Hain...'
And since 'she is the government', the former bandit queen exercises the license to do what she likes
Variations Of The Same Rhythm
Tradition and modernity fuse to fuel the creativity of Ustad Alla Rakha and his sons
Painful But Necessary
Ignore the outcry. Raising petro-product prices was an unavoidable-and correct-move.
The End Of An Era
Abdul Qayyum cries foul as he loses power to the PPP in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir
Five Out Of Ten For Gowda
Its too early to say whether the news is good or bad
Signals Of Hope?
The Hurriyat gives a new twist to the year-old hostage drama
A Dual Show Of Strength
The Janata Dal is shaken as Hegde's roadshow draws huge crowds while the response to Patel's unity meet is lacklustre
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'It's A Stepping Stone'
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'We Have A Right To Test'
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In Isolation Ward Again
India surprises the world with some nuclear plain speak, which many fear may hold up the treaty
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The Star Raider
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Stones And Glass-houses
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The Pickle King's Papers
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Rao And The Ghost Of '83
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Funny Stuff
More Lankan anecdotes
Joyride On The Net
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Slowness Of Being
Kundera's apologia for relaxed living is disappointing
Prisoners Of The System
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For Whom The Poll Tolled
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The Unknown Terminator
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