COVER STORY
White English male seeks loyal, family-oriented Indian female for a wholesome, lasting marriage
Outlook Magazine - 24 July 1996
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A festival of scams is on in Lalooland, and the Rs 700-crore fodder fiasco is just the beginning
The South is caught up in a complex web of views on sharing of river waters. The Cauvery issue has reached yet another flashpoint, but the states are embroiled in other disputes too.
The once-lionised Punjab Police faces a discrediting litany of human rights complaints
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The Magsaysay awardee wants to initiate a new brand of politics and stay an enigma
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Jaya Bachchan is all set to return after a 15-year hiatus
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The channel gears up for major expansion in India
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A festival of scams is on in Lalooland, and the Rs 700-crore fodder fiasco is just the beginning
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The American soccer establishment has an unlikely star
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The South is caught up in a complex web of views on sharing of river waters. The Cauvery issue has reached yet another flashpoint, but the states are embroiled in other disputes too.
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The once-lionised Punjab Police faces a discrediting litany of human rights complaints
OTHER STORIES
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Mushahid Hussain, information secretary of the opposition Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) and former editor of The Muslim, spoke to Sunil Narula
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After a surprise rendezvous with sister Benazir, Murtaza fails to find common ground
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The landmark Mahakali treaty gets entangled in Nepal's politics
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A Bombay-born pop singer in Canada hits big time
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Khairnar takes on his bosses yet again, this time to retain his job
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Hyderabad emerges as the leading centre of healthcare in terms of low-cost treatment and training
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Three new stars do themselves proud and emblazon the otherwise bleak horizon
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Lakhubhai Pathak has claimed that Suresh Jain, Maharashtra trade and commerce minister, was present at a Manhattan hotel in December 1983 when he met former prime minister Narasimha Rao. Jain says he cannot recall the meeting. But when Pathak arrived
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Lakhubhai Pathak's ride to fame wasn't an easy one
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The time of reckoning looms ahead for ex-prime minister P.V. Narasimha Rao as his partymen close in with a series of coup attempts
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Finally, a little-known non-resident Indian businessman brings the former prime minister to heel
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A proposed airport to complement Bombay's Sahar runs into trouble
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In a cruel paradox, the classic success at Gir is breeding a welter of problems, including displaced tribals and lion killing
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India has failed to capitalise on its traditionl ties with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan
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1,474 more firms may come under the tax net
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Manmohan hammered wholesale prices down. Chidambaram will have to tackle consumer prices.
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Manmohan Singh tells Kuldip Nayar that he intends to write a book about five frustating years as FM
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The United Front Government is only paying for the sins of Manmohanomics, feels Rathin Roy
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The Government has little room for manoeuvre in Budget '96. Almost whatever it does, it appears, will raise inflation.
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Mawky, but a mega seller
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Engaging compendium of the makers of Hindi cinema
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New books, essays, public appearances—Rushdie's flourishing
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Sheikh Hasina seeks to put her father back in the history books
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Pure joy:to London and back for Rs 18,5000
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A law that grants the right to die triggers a massive controversy
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The Chakmas find it very difficult to live in their adopted state
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Advertisers rediscover the power of print, while TV retains its allure