COVER STORY
Gorkha National Liberation Front Chairman Subhas Ghising
Outlook Magazine - 18 September 1996
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Telecom Commission Chairman M.P. Modi takes a philosophical view of the whole telecommunications mess.
The big issues in the scam are being buried in the maze of documents under investigation
A brilliant young academic debunks cosy histories of Indian secularism, among other things
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Post-Uttarakhand, Subhas Ghising calls for a Gorkhaland again
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Prabhakar Rao's kin, Madhav, squeals on his benami deals
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Pakistan keeps Kashmir on the UN agenda-for now
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Ghazals, pop, fusion, film cuts...this colonial cousin does everything.
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Telecom Commission Chairman M.P. Modi takes a philosophical view of the whole telecommunications mess.
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The big issues in the scam are being buried in the maze of documents under investigation
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An air of mystery surrounds an almost implausible invention
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Mandela's romance blossoms but the couple may not tie the knot
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A brilliant young academic debunks cosy histories of Indian secularism, among other things
OTHER STORIES
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Karan Singh's son who's made news by contesting the assembly polls on a National Conference (NC) ticket on why he decided to end the family feud
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Democracy at last comes to life in the violence-ridden state, though the threat of militancy still looms large
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The CBI questions Rao, even as evidence points in his direction
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Before industrial development, Orissa spruces up its power sector
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Vaghela succeeds in stalling Suresh Mehta's bid to win the trust vote. But for how long?
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The CBI downplays evidence of hawala operator Amir Bhai's links with the Italian businessman
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Activists allege that the crucial environment impact assessment process is an abject failure
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Inadmissible evidence on what we will really pay for the power
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In an interview to Outlook, BCCI Secretary Jagmohan Dalmiya spoke about his plans for the Asian Cricketing Council and his bid to be ICC chairman. Excerpts:
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More than upbeat rivals, it's growing up pangs that did in Sachin's muffins
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The amiable Sri Lankans turn into fierce gladiators on the field. And the world is still adjusting.
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Infighting has reduced the Kurds to pawns in an international game
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Five years after the Gulf War, US cruise missiles rain down on Iraqi targets once again. But this time, in blatant violation of international law.
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Mrinal Sen evaluates 100 years of cinema in India
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A regional actor misses the chance to feature in a Spielberg film
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SEBI cracks the whip on shady dealers in the stock exchanges
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A gallant attempt to capture the mood and character of Bombay
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L.K. Advani's political career is in jeopardy as the court nails him in the hawala scam
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Despite ABCL's confident assertions, many doubt Bangalore's ability to host the Miss World event