COVER STORY
India’s top designer export on the global fashion scene and her much-talked-about show in Paris, titled Indian Midsummer Night’s Dream
Outlook Magazine - 14 July 2003
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The Shankaracharya scales down, gets RSS backing. Bar the VHP, the ground seems fertile for a legislative route <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=37>Updates</a>
Why are the MoD and the MEA so stoic about the damning US report on our army?
Find out if your mind ticks like Shakespeare, Einstein, Picasso, Mozart, Beckham, Mother Teresa, Gandhi or Darwin. Or as a combination of two or more
Cyberpunk postmodernism, classicism,Judaeo-Christian messianism, Zen, FalseConsciousness, leather. That's THE MATRICES.
Magic food machines, mood organs, cyborgs and Weasley-like cars! In this world, imagination is the only limit.
Or how to measure the total surface area of the Indian elephant, without getting stamped under
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The Shankaracharya scales down, gets RSS backing. Bar the VHP, the ground seems fertile for a legislative route <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=37>Updates</a>
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Why are the MoD and the MEA so stoic about the damning US report on our army?
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Find out if your mind ticks like Shakespeare, Einstein, Picasso, Mozart, Beckham, Mother Teresa, Gandhi or Darwin. Or as a combination of two or more
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Cyberpunk postmodernism, classicism,Judaeo-Christian messianism, Zen, FalseConsciousness, leather. That's THE MATRICES.
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Magic food machines, mood organs, cyborgs and Weasley-like cars! In this world, imagination is the only limit.
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Or how to measure the total surface area of the Indian elephant, without getting stamped under
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OTHER STORIES
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They're a study in inspiration. Children who overcome their straitened contexts through sheer grit and desire.
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The script seems garbled, but a state-corporate-NGO team-up can crack it
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Technology takes a round of the temple. Indians, still in the thrall of rituals, are yet to come to terms with the 'alien' machine spirit.
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The professor emeritus (retired) at Boston University on the advisability of India sending troops to Iraq
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Hell hath no fury like the US scorned. To duck its wrath, should India send its men? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>Updates</a>
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Science in India has always been religion's errand boy. When the world itself is maya, argue our ancient metaphysicians, why waste time in figuring it out?
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Science has been battling hoaxes down the ages. And some of the good guys too.
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The post-Godhra accused might get away with murder because of systemic complicity <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=217>Updates</a>
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Cars you can live in, doctors who can examine you online, soap operas on cellphones. Sit tight, fasten your belts, here we go.
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India is well placed to do some serious cosmic pow-wow—both geographically and, hmm, culturally
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Some things are best left untouched. Sooraj should not have meddled with the whimsical <i>Chitchor</i> humour and the charming characters
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An Indian researcher challenges the First Law of Motion and unveils a blueprint for perpetual motion machines
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20th century's greatest discovery also hides a nasty "male conspiracy"
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There's a little bit of Bell in everything: TVs, DVDs, phones, PCs. And many of the brains behind them are Indian.
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In a break from Pachmarhi, at Shimla the party mulls over electoral alliances and sharing power at the Centre
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Reuniting the terms of assemblies and Parliament will end wilful coalition politics
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Britain wants a medical service minus the social costs. Well, India's cheap.
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Goodall now believes that discussing religion minus spirituality in animals has led to an anthropocentric conception of God
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Outlook invited a seven-man jury, comprising five scientists and two science writers, to nominate Indian scientists and scientists of Indian origin who they felt were most likely to bag a Nobel Prize in the next 10 years. The nominees and their voter
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An Outlook jury nominates 20 Indianscience luminaries for the Nobel. Will one of these Magi deliver us from the tunnel?
