COVER STORY
Prices have shot up by 50-60 per cent in the last three months
Outlook Magazine - 18 December 1996
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The Ganga water agreement will improve India’s diplomatic image and Indo-Bangladesh ties
With Jayalalitha finally behind bars in the Rs 8 crore colour TV purchase scam, her worries can only multiply
Half-yearly results indicate an industrial slowdown, but it may be too early to panic
Theatre doyen Ebrahim Alkazi has a new passion, photographs, and an old one, himself
Justice J.S. Verma has deliberated on close to 470 cases since 1990. A few of the significant ones:
In an era of judicial activism, Chief Justice ‘designate’ J.S. Verma treads the perfect middle path
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The Ganga water agreement will improve India’s diplomatic image and Indo-Bangladesh ties
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A rash of militancy in two northern states stalls the peace process
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Channel Vs Best Female Voice award winner, is poised to go international
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With Jayalalitha finally behind bars in the Rs 8 crore colour TV purchase scam, her worries can only multiply
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Half-yearly results indicate an industrial slowdown, but it may be too early to panic
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Theatre doyen Ebrahim Alkazi has a new passion, photographs, and an old one, himself
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Why can’t you buy anything without getting a pager free?
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Justice J.S. Verma has deliberated on close to 470 cases since 1990. A few of the significant ones:
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In an era of judicial activism, Chief Justice ‘designate’ J.S. Verma treads the perfect middle path
OTHER STORIES
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Politicians feel that the ITC case highlights the need for a rethink on outdated laws
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A second fault line is widening between the ultra-orthodox and the secular communities of strife-stricken Jerusalem
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Sukh Ram’s worries pile up as more charges are levelled
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Doctors introduce a new technique to tackle prostate ailments
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Shivin Kwatra is India’s youngest and most promising champion
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Thanks to sponsors, football is re-emerging as a viable sport
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Delhi gourmets get to savour international flavours
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A decade of fighting against the polluting effects of a thermal power plant in Maharashtra brings victory to Nergis Irani
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Legislators are livid at being classified as public servants; critics see an attempt to dodge the law
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India’s chances abroad will be affected by the paucity of openers
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A senior PWG leader, also a novelist, emphasises the need to expand
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Many tribal women have joined the PWG and are trained for battle
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Deputy Inspector-General of Police of Karimnagar range outlines his plans to tackle the PWG
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Armed with AK-47s—and a lot of tribal support—the Naxalites form a guerilla zone deep in the jungles of Central India
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A book ‘exposing’ Deve Gowda is banned by the high court
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The writer's search for a bride in matrimonial 'melas' ends in vain
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A forthright biography that is also a history of Indian filmmaking
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Russi Mody resigns after failing to secure perks for himself
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The chief minister and his bete noire make peace—for now
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The euphoria over the Su-30 deal clouds the more acute aircraft shortage facing the IAF