COVER STORY
What will be the political implications of the President's marriage?
Outlook Magazine - 4 September 1996
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Tisco Managing Director Dr J.J. Irani gives the company's point of view in an interview with Outlook:
A Rs 35,000-crore project, Left activists and a flower called kewda make for trouble in paradise
Come monsoons and malnutrition claims the lives of hundreds of children in this Maharashtra district. This year, 336 have already died and the toll may go up to 600.
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MTVs newest VJ insists that the music channel will always be the real thing
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Tisco Managing Director Dr J.J. Irani gives the company's point of view in an interview with Outlook:
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A Rs 35,000-crore project, Left activists and a flower called kewda make for trouble in paradise
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Come monsoons and malnutrition claims the lives of hundreds of children in this Maharashtra district. This year, 336 have already died and the toll may go up to 600.
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The Delhi government takes tentative steps by curbing liquor sale
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Since march this year,the three districts of Pratapgarh
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Zardari's vaulting ambitions may cause his wife's downfall
OTHER STORIES
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The Shia-Sunni conflict reaches a flashpoint once again
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Against a collapsing economy, corruption and sectarian violence, the Opposition raises its pitch
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Are 'Asian values' only a western concept, based on simplistic and lazy generalising?
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Former Congress Legislature Party chief and influential Shia leader Iftikhar Ansari Ansari has filed his nomination for the Pattan constituency on a Congress ticket. But Ansari is a bitter critic of the Congress and says he supports Farooq Abdullah
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THE All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) has called for a poll boycott and launched an anti-election campaign.
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Tired of violence, the people are hoping the elections will bring a semblance of peace
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Gowda gains the upper hand with his counter-campaign in old rival Hegde's strongholds
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In an interview to Outlook, Chief Minister Suresh Mehta claimed there was no cause for worry. Experts:
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Vaghela's unsure of his MLA count, the governor's ill and the BJP remains uneasy
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The spirited under-15 team promises much for Indian cricket
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The money recovered may be just loose change. Estimates suggest Rs 1,500 crore was paid in kickbacks.
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Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater
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Runu Ghosh spoke to Rajesh Joshi while being produced in court
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The Sukh Ram episode rattles Rao and Congress
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A classic rags-to-riches story, but all through the backdoor
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The record Rs 3.66 crore seizure at Sukh Ram's residence raises questions about Narasimha Rao's credibility and his reforms regime
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Thackeray is willing, but all are hoping Naidu is not
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Deve Gowda's 'overtures' to Thackeray plunge the United Front into a fresh crisis, raising questions about its secular credentials
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Bombay's Catholic clergy and laity lock horns over dubious transactions involving Church land
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Benegal eschews spectacle in his search for the real Gandhi
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Southall kids have cracked the glass ceiling and overtaken their other south Asian counterparts
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Women writers mushroom: marked by bathos, sleaze and bad writing
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A new age of debt trading begins next week. And none too soon.
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Despite optimistic market forecasts, the spectre of oversupply continues to haunt automakers
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After Almatti, Naidu faces a stir over the Telugu Ganga project