COVER STORY
Temple Trustee
A Muslim schoolteacher fights to preserve a crumbling heritage
Outlook Magazine - 6 November 1996
On Different Wavelengths
The telecom tangle seems far from resolved with projects facing unviability and a financial crunch
The Male Prerogative
In a macho, callous society, crimes against women spiral, recording a 30 per cent rise
S.K. Fung
NBC Asias president affirms that the tie-up with Star wont spawn conflict
On Different Wavelengths
The telecom tangle seems far from resolved with projects facing unviability and a financial crunch
Safe Deposit
Computerisation hopes to make share transfer foolproof
Of Grave Concern
Human filth defiles the mazaars of poets Zauq and Ghalib
The Sacked General
Out of the Kremlin, Lebed may pose a greater danger to Yeltsin
United Battle
Thirty women's groups in the state launch an andolan
The Male Prerogative
In a macho, callous society, crimes against women spiral, recording a 30 per cent rise
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
The President's Shock Therapy
Forced on the backfoot by an insistent President Leghari, Benazir Bhutto tries to put her house in order
A Tryst With Hope
On a tour of the seven states, Gowda promises the moon
Stone Age Memorabilia
A cinematic slice of classic rock 'n' roll, retrieved from the debris of the '60s:courtesy Rolling Stones
Scam In The Hills
Investigators zero in on Santosh Mohan Deb and Lalthanhawla
Sena's HIStory Reversed
The lure of big money makes Thackeray do a U-turn on his policy against the 'decadent West'
"We Have A Pro-people Agenda"
Soon after being sworn in as Gujarat chief minister, Shankersinh Vaghela, spoke to Outlook. Excerpts:
The Khajurias Are '101, Not Out'
Shankersinh Vaghela finally takes the chief minister's chair with Congress help but his problems might be far from over
Touch Of Indian Summer
London catwalks light up with western models sporting oriental designs for the coming season
Hooked, Lined And Sunk
Every Indian Euroissue is a lamb to the slaughter for marauding FIIs. And it's all legal.
At The Un, Money Talks
New Delhi needs to rethink its foreign policy after its disastrous bid for a Security Council berth
The Gujarat Virus
The BJP's woes worsen with a crisis brewing in its Delhi unit
The Lost Empires
Whatever happened to the breeding grounds of Mumbai, Chennai and Delhi?
Talk Of The Team
The players' lingua franca is no longer Hindi
Ace Case
Tennis ball cricket hits big time and helps hone a player's skills
Star Burst
Suddenly, it seems, Karnataka cannot stop producing top class cricketers
The Red Challenge
A split in the Khmer Rouge threatens the new-found peace
Guess What's Coming To Dinner
A spectrum of cuisines and customs. And then, the Air India fare is manna from heaven.
Wolfensohn's Remedy
The World Bank chief tells New Delhi to shape up aided projects
Half-empty Or Half-full?
Cassandras and cheerleaders are both wrong
Seven Sisters' Tale
A perceptive, if slightly diffused, study of the North-east
Tragedy Of Celebrity
The story of a self-appointed arbiter of mass culture and gossip
Grounds For A Battle
The property dispute between the erstwhile Mysore royal family and the Khodays resurfaces
Crisis Mismanaged
A cash-strapped TDP banks on the Centre for flood relief