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She's trimming the hemlines and gearing up for her debut at the upcoming Rome Fashion Week
Outlook Magazine - 10 July 2006
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The plough has no share; That's a no-fly zone; A sold out <i>Outlook</i>; Crane on the strip
Initially, I looked at the cheesiness and the juvenilia with indulgence and nostalgia for the old Bollywood thrillers. But it soon started giving way to irritation
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The plough has no share; That's a no-fly zone; A sold out <i>Outlook</i>; Crane on the strip
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Initially, I looked at the cheesiness and the juvenilia with indulgence and nostalgia for the old Bollywood thrillers. But it soon started giving way to irritation
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Wheat, rice, pulses, veggies, petrol, diesel, home loans are all up. Inflation will stay a while.
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The fitness bug creeps into office
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A tough FIFA codebook, zealously interpreted by the ref... it's yellow fever
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Football's world order still brooks no pretenders
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Admiral Arun Prakash had an exemplary record, but at the helm it's been one scandal after another
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The navy chief's relative is wanted in the war room leak case. Can the CBI dig him out?
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The ED has been after him since '99. Soon the CBI too began chasing him. Has Verma been finally caught in his web of deceit and dupe?
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Completely above board? Well, well, consider the contradictions on record
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Abhishek Verma always prided himself on his connections in the police and the CBI. But on Friday, June 23, his antennae failed to receive any signal that trouble was afoot.
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We called it the Indian navy's Bofors. Now, after eight months of <i>Outlook</i> exposes, the CBI acts - raids Abhishek Verma, navy and defence ministry officials.
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As an insider, Shashi Tharoor is India's best bet for the UN top job
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The disturbing fact is the brazen selectivity. The government is using the law as a weapon to destroy opponents. In the escalating political gang wars something has to give
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Some have called it "a disease", others "the height of egotism" and as Anthony Trollope put it: "No man ever did so truly, and no man ever will."
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Indian history is peripheral in these essentially Brit books on the old Empire and the modern Corp
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The PM's panel to celebrate the Rising finds itself falling to pieces
