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