COVER STORY
Bhandari’s options are narrowing. He may have to invite the BJP
Outlook Magazine - 13 November 1996
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Wooing the small investor, SEBI unleashes a lukewarm revival plan for a gasping capital market
After managing to stall for so long, the former PM makes a courtroom appearance in the St Kitts forgery case. Coming up next: the Lakhubhai Pathak cheating and JMM payoff cases
A rare breed in a scandal-tainted world, a few honest politicians hold aloft the torch of high ideals
A day in the life of Cheryl Dutta, chopper pilot. One of a small group of women breaking new ground, disturbing gender equations in the air.
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Indian donors to presidential campaigns come under scrutiny
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The Zee TV chief is extremely confident of taking on partners and foes
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Wooing the small investor, SEBI unleashes a lukewarm revival plan for a gasping capital market
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Satish Sharma was the main conduit in the JMM pay-offs, says CBI
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After managing to stall for so long, the former PM makes a courtroom appearance in the St Kitts forgery case. Coming up next: the Lakhubhai Pathak cheating and JMM payoff cases
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Indians are falling like ninepins to the lure of the sport’s magic
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A rare breed in a scandal-tainted world, a few honest politicians hold aloft the torch of high ideals
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A day in the life of Cheryl Dutta, chopper pilot. One of a small group of women breaking new ground, disturbing gender equations in the air.
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The Microsoft chief will have to sift through 10,000 suggestions
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The CPI(M) says its ally is stoking sub-nationalist feelings. The CPI counters that ‘Big Brother’ is poaching in troubled hills.
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The CBI pins Mulayam-aide Balram Yadav in a Rs 47-crore scam
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The show over, the Shiv Sena may reap a political cyclone
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Mumbai gets a first-hand taste of pop nirvana- falsetto, false nose, fire tracks and all
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A big blaze destroys an airport wing. How safe are the others?
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A laudable project attempts to translate the Indian masters
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After being outmanoeuvred by Chugh last year, BAT is just a heartbeat away from taking control
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ITC may be hard put over a Rs 799-crore notice
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Partners in crime, the Chitalias cleverly managed to turn the tables on ITC
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The Government's brutal crackdown leaves corporate India shell-shocked
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The Indian Government may lose priceless Gandhi manuscripts
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Sonia is back in the centrestage of Congress politics
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The new Congress chief is consolidating his position and giving an assertive edge to equations with the UF. The plan is to haul up the party for a winter assault.
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An increasing number of Indian shop-owners are going out of business thanks to the ongoing store wars
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Raja Rao disappoints by serving up old wine in an old bottle
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The 1996 Booker-winning novel has echoes of Eliot and Chaucer
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Foreign investors have failed to make a mature risk analysis of India, hence the dismal picture
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A Chettiar-Brahmin row at the Madras Chamber of Commerce
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Gowda’s ambivalence revives the Bodos’ stir for statehood
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The Taliban’s troubles increase as it takes on the Afghan warlords and concerned neighbours