COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 30 October 1996
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North and South are set for a fresh battle on trade issues. And the arena is the WTO meet in Singapore.
Backed by the Federal Front and the CPI-M, a stubborn Mulayam tides over questions of legality raised within the United Front
Thwarted in their bid for power, the BJP leaders embark on a two-pronged battle against the Governor: they will fight on the streets as well as in court
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North and South are set for a fresh battle on trade issues. And the arena is the WTO meet in Singapore.
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The VHP says the BJP lost in UP because it deserted Ram
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Backed by the Federal Front and the CPI-M, a stubborn Mulayam tides over questions of legality raised within the United Front
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Thwarted in their bid for power, the BJP leaders embark on a two-pronged battle against the Governor: they will fight on the streets as well as in court
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Clinton has the edge but Dole too claims victory after the debates
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Entertainment agency Wizcrafts chief speaks on the Michael Jackson show
OTHER STORIES
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DMK's powerful showing may trigger trouble in the AIADMK
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The plight of children of Sri Lankan refugees at a school near Bangalore shows no sign of improving
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In Tamil Nadu, the establishment of a second wife in an alternate household is an accepted, and resp ected, social phenomenon
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Are Indian liquor makers getting step motherly treatment
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Is what we have in Uttar Pradesh an extension of the old President's rule, or is this a 'fresh' President's rule?
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'Is it safe to go to Bangalore?' ABCL's beautiful path is strewn with stones
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Crowds throng, but the big McQuestion is: what's in it for India?
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Clockwork precision, that's the McDonald's promise to Indians
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The 1952 status was Farooq's pre-poll promise, but impatient NC leaders may have to wait
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Despite the hiccups, Indo-German trade ties are set to expand
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He introduced Lucknowis not just to kababs, but to a whole culture
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The Central bank foils the Essar group's bid to take over the Tamilnad Mercantile Bank
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Despite clear warnings, dengue becomes an epidemic due to institutional and administrative apathy
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From spiritual teleconferencing to hypnotic healthfood for your brain...a burgeoning mind bazaar serves up a variety of recipes to combat stress and realise harmony
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Fears of takeover bids spur the consolidation plans
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The Tata group is in the top four on 11 survey parameters
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Chairman Ratan Tata's controversial bid to consolidate his empire faces flak from shareholders
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Deorala rejoices over the acquittal of 39 accused in Sati case
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10, Janpath fell out with Satish Sharma after the Rajiv killing
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The sub-plot: Sterre Sharma's dabbling with arty 'causes'
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On the JMM trail, the CBI stumbles onto a much bigger hunt—Satish Sharma's shady petro-deals
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The voter's shifting loyalties influenced many 'surprise' results
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The nation's foreign policy considerations in an age of transition
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The nation's business promotion tour in India gets little impetus
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The students' movement is no longer just a rag-tag band
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The Taliban face their toughest test as diplomatic and military pressures mount