COVER STORY
Why Telecom Minister Beni Prasad Verma is against the bill
Outlook Magazine - 8 January 1997
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Shrinking British investment in India may force John Major to prise open insurance doors
Union tangles and DOT red tape leave thousands of mobile phone subscribers stranded in Kerala
Gopinath Munde, with a little help from Thackeray, is cornered in a sex scandal
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Shrinking British investment in India may force John Major to prise open insurance doors
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In Delhi for his daughters wedding, the New Age Guru shares his success mantra
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Rebel AIADMK factions unite in an attempt to oust Jayalalitha
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A new sensitive serial on contemporary Indian artists
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Union tangles and DOT red tape leave thousands of mobile phone subscribers stranded in Kerala
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Have the bourses turned the corner? Or is it another false start?
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Saira Menezes visits Chaufula, Maharashtra's Tamasha town
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Gopinath Munde, with a little help from Thackeray, is cornered in a sex scandal
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The Congress appropriates the Akali Dal manifesto
OTHER STORIES
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Ravi Shastri has made a brilliant crossover from cricket to commentary
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A month before national elections, the caretaker government struggles to fulfil promises
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The country's new deputy PM targets Asian immigrants
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Deuba scrapes through the second no-confidence vote in a year
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Arun Gawli, Mumbai's most feared don, speaks out on the politician-criminal nexus, Dawood Ibrahim's friendship with top politicians and the role of the police in shielding the underworld
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As chartered tourists multiply, small-time hoteliers have been hit, shaking up the local economy
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There's more to Israeli investment than the aborted telecom deal
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Premier Netanyahu faces the wrath of Jewish settlers over the Hebron talks
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Delhi's residents are in danger of being smothered by smog
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Raids on Bhajan Lal's house shed no light on the JMM case
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A Rs 1,000-crore scam, involving fake cobblers' cooperatives run by three barons, casts a shadow over the Mumbai market
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'Laukee' is so boring, call it zucchini. The exotic is in.
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Five decades ago, eating out required more than gastronomic daring. Anyone sighted in a restaurant had to explain for transgressing a taboo.
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Restaurants boom, cuisines multiply as the liberal Indian eats out with a vengeance
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The Durban debacle just shows Indian batsmen can't face pace
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A Mumbai disco refuses entry to two sari-clad women
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Stunning Smriti Mishra's debut film 'Jaya Ganga' opens in India
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An ambitious travel book that realigns the global landscape
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Not quite. BJP leaders insist Kalyan Singh will toe the party line.
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A tie-up with the BSP may help the BJP to come out of political isolation, but is it tenable?
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Indian exporters are unethical traders, lacking in creativity and insensitive to quality
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The state's prohibition commissioner admits that the dry law has been a disaster