COVER STORY
The BSP, BJP and SP set up their own poll vigilance 'senas'
Outlook Magazine - 14 August 1996
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The BSP supremo is doing everything possible to isolate his bete noire, Mulayam Singh Yadav
Rao gains another respite as CBI investigations get lost in a fog of 'conflicting charges'
Food and fertiliser subsidies are the usual suspects, but other unseen villains are living on dole
His defamation bill is still-born, but C.M. Ibrahim is going places—alongside guru Deve Gowda
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The BSP supremo is doing everything possible to isolate his bete noire, Mulayam Singh Yadav
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Rao gains another respite as CBI investigations get lost in a fog of 'conflicting charges'
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Confident plainspeak from MTVs trendy 30-plus chief of India operations
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Food and fertiliser subsidies are the usual suspects, but other unseen villains are living on dole
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Jemima wins the other game...
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Star rivalry, jingoism, twist in the tale: this battle had them all
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His defamation bill is still-born, but C.M. Ibrahim is going places—alongside guru Deve Gowda
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A woman tries to save a marriage, against her family's wishes
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MAT + non-voting shares + upcoming GDRs = more uncertainty
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A pioneering attempt lost in a borrowed American perspective
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A depressing assortment of grim and grimy life experiences
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This is the age of 'tacit bargaining', when a deadlock has to be avoided at all cost in any dispute
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In Athens 1896 there were no women; in Atlanta 1996 they are cornering the gold and the glory