COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 13 October 2003
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Ambitious plans are afoot to rid the city of its traffic woe, but is there enough money, brains and will?
The new chairman of the BCCI’s selection committee on the forthcoming home series against New Zealand and the Aussies
With the sensex marching north, shares have become attractive. Invest with care.
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Investors and liberalisers find new love, lots of it, in Buddha's abode
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Ambitious plans are afoot to rid the city of its traffic woe, but is there enough money, brains and will?
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The new chairman of the BCCI’s selection committee on the forthcoming home series against New Zealand and the Aussies
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Jhunjhunwala, the emerging bull, is the current darling of retail investors
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With the sensex marching north, shares have become attractive. Invest with care.
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OTHER STORIES
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The economy of desire; After the deluge; Staple moves; The healing touch; Goan holiday; Swadeshi consumers have arrived
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His senior Dr Joshi wanted astrology in the syllabi; Paswan advocates the cause of tantra
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Tacit admission on J&K no bar, the feeling is India scorned an outstretched hand
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It's the same old script. But with the two sides sparring, is the process a casualty? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=9>Updates</a>
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From 'liberators' to wayward extremists, that is the PW's arc
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Naidu escapes a Naxalite mine blast, but the TDP's morale feels the impact <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=70>Updates</a>
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Illegal playing of music is not on. Violators beware. Beginning this month, the IPRS plans to crack the whip on remix albums.
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Native wisdom goes one up on engineering expertise to bring a decades-old lake to life in Jhaknaud
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The largest ever study on the genomic diversity of Indians is here. Be ready to face the extinction of many cherished myths.
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Does speaking to the media affect players' performances?
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After Amstelveen and Kuala Lumpur, these Men in Blue too are aiming high <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=24>Updates</a>
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A big new contract, a tough new season. The prince is looking to swell his privy purse before he rides off into the sunset.
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Another in the tradition of Hollywood's formulaic odd couple movies
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After Enron, the MSEB has a new scheme to fleece consumers: power from wind
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Dissidents ruin party's chances in the bypolls—in what were bastions
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The live-for-today urban Indian is in the material whirl of malls, mobiles and multiplexes. And he is gasping for more.
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New Delhi's grandstanding with an eye on the polls only helps Pakistan's cause
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Instant its lure may be, but there isn't much far the BPO boom is taking an individual, professionally
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Noor Mohammed Tantrey is in police custody. He is a member of the Jaish-e-Mohammed. He is the Tom Thumb of Kashmir militancy. Standing 4' something ...
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Sheila Dixit, recipe thief? LSE econominst on Dilip Kumar in the Life of India. Lala's hook.
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Fruitful criticism of Nehru, but a lost chance to relate BJP's India to his idea of India
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The storm's blown over, for the moment. Joshi's back in government if not back in favour with his partymen <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=320>Updates</a>
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Shah's free but not before Bollywood learns its lesson <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=69>Updates</a>
