COVER STORY
The former finance minister has just released his book, <i>Confessions Of A Swadeshi Reformer: My Years As Finance Minister</i>
Outlook Magazine - 18 June 2007
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If only our dreary politicians could imbibe Bhatt's Bollywood wisdom, our lives would be different! Just think what might happen to the presidential poll if love were to go around!
The stir for ST status has left the Gujjar bleeding -- mind and body<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=90 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Bengalis have an insatiable wanderlust, and their group tours have a unique flavour
What began as a thrilling and engrossing entertainer ends up as a terribly tedious franchisee -- the convoluted plot leaves you more confused than involved.
A radical set of proposals to overhaul criminal justice<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=48 target=_blank> Updates</a>
It's healthier, cheaper, some say tastier than meat -- north Indians are gorging on fish
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If only our dreary politicians could imbibe Bhatt's Bollywood wisdom, our lives would be different! Just think what might happen to the presidential poll if love were to go around!
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The stir for ST status has left the Gujjar bleeding -- mind and body<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=90 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Bengalis have an insatiable wanderlust, and their group tours have a unique flavour
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Opium processing goes private -- but will it be safe from the narcotic cartels?
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What began as a thrilling and engrossing entertainer ends up as a terribly tedious franchisee -- the convoluted plot leaves you more confused than involved.
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A radical set of proposals to overhaul criminal justice<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=48 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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It's healthier, cheaper, some say tastier than meat -- north Indians are gorging on fish
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'U' and 'A' certificates for news? Give me a break, say channels
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OTHER STORIES
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Speculation is rife on whether the rupee would get stronger against the dollar or slide back
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Who Gains, Who Loses
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The rupee's strong performance against the dollar raises hopes -- and fears
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Team India puts its foot down on the coach issue. Right man for the right job?
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Goel's stay order of Bachchan's land allotment
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A 'farmer' tag, a piece of the pie. How Mumbai's movers shook up the land.
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If Bachchan loses his farmer tag from UP, screws will be tightened on his 24-acre Lonavala plot
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A few upright bureaucrats resist pressure from political bosses to bend the rules for the star
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Records are fudged to prove Amitabh is a farmer. But why this lust for land? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Bond on India's first literary agency. Western UP provides literary inspiration. And Landmark launches their own imprint, headed by Nilanjana Roy.
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Smart, chic and deadly: the incomparable Modesty Blaise. But the edition isn't perfect.
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Iyengar's fine anthology will appeal to the discerning reader. Its range is wide—from politics and culture to police violence and public health...
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The Pakistan army is into business -- from bankingto bakeries. It has eliminated market forces entirely.
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A self-described femcee, who loves loud rap, idolises Eminem, Bakhtawar is also her mother's daughter-- full of steely grit.
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<i>Outlook</i> meets the young Bilawal, Benazir's 18-year-old son, in Dubai, and finds out what it means to be a future heir of the Bhutto legacy
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As carriers consolidate, there will be rationalistation in air fares
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Thoughts of a dignified, noble farewell quashed by an endoscopic bathos
