COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 1 January 1997
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India is left out on the fringes at the just-concluded WTO ministerial conference in Singapore
Even though the Allahabad High Court ter -med the proclamation of President's rule in Uttar Pradesh 'unconstitutional', Governor Romesh Bhandari insists that his stand has been vindicated by the court. Excerpts from an interview with Rajesh Joshi:
The apex court's stay on the HC order on President's rule provides mere legal reprieve for the UF
The quiet and unassuming Kofi Annan faces an uphill task as he takes over from Boutros-Ghali
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India is left out on the fringes at the just-concluded WTO ministerial conference in Singapore
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Celebrations to mark the 1971 victory flounder amidst goof-ups
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Even though the Allahabad High Court ter -med the proclamation of President's rule in Uttar Pradesh 'unconstitutional', Governor Romesh Bhandari insists that his stand has been vindicated by the court. Excerpts from an interview with Rajesh Joshi:
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The apex court's stay on the HC order on President's rule provides mere legal reprieve for the UF
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The quiet and unassuming Kofi Annan faces an uphill task as he takes over from Boutros-Ghali
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Jayalalitha's residence yields valuables worth Rs 58 crore
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To identify the corrupt, the UP IAS Association votes in secret
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StanChart's aggressive tactics rattle the competition
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Foreign policy has not been high on India's list of priorities
OTHER STORIES
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The recent IT raids have sounded the red alert in Bollywood
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Ads are the prophecy and the advertised products the truth. This was the great wisdom the last half-decade was struggling to scienticise.
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All political parties agree on reservation for women, but the bill is now on the backburner due to lack of consensus
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The scene is a familiar tableau of disgust and disappointment awash in the light of non-accountability
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India is no longer a country on the margins
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MAT is on the way out.The question is when?
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SAHMAT's secretary Shabnam Hashmi resigned from the CPI(M) after the party asked her to explain why Sahmat organised a mushaira for the Delhi Police. In an interview to Outlook, she defends the organisation's action. Excerpts:
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Sahmat, with pronounced Left leanings, comes under fire for hobnobbing with the Establishment
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With Kesri calling the shots, the UF has nervous days ahead
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Narasimha Rao scripted his own exit once he strayed into the path of political chicanery
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After Narasimha Rao's unceremonious exit as CPP leader, Congress President Sitaram Kesri buys time to build a consensus in his favour
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On its first birthday, Cartoon Network makes a splash in India
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Air-India could be badly hit if Boeing-747s are grounded
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Naidu marginalises the pro-NTR lobby in a cabinet reshuffle