COVER STORY
The 21-year-old daughter of Sarika and Kamalahaasan on her Bollywood debut
Outlook Magazine - 4 August 2008
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If it can pull up its socks quickly, Chi holds enough promise to revive many a jaded palate.
Will George Bush manage to improve his standing before the next US presidential elections? It seems unlikely, but is it impossible? Take a reality check...
About half the Bihari migrant labour didn't take that train to Punjab in '08. It's a crisis.
They have been there, done that.But the thirst for gold is never-ending. And so it will be at Beijing. Again.
The Aziz Mirza, as we know him, comes to the fore at the end of the film when he makes his hero deliver an impassioned speech, even if it is ponderous pulpit talk...
Its good looks are no trap. Shamshabad has facilities that give you a pre-flight thrill.
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If it can pull up its socks quickly, Chi holds enough promise to revive many a jaded palate.
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Will George Bush manage to improve his standing before the next US presidential elections? It seems unlikely, but is it impossible? Take a reality check...
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She puts her life on the line everyday to answer the call of duty
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Women diplomats are on the frontlines, heading many of India's missions
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About half the Bihari migrant labour didn't take that train to Punjab in '08. It's a crisis.
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They have been there, done that.But the thirst for gold is never-ending. And so it will be at Beijing. Again.
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The Aziz Mirza, as we know him, comes to the fore at the end of the film when he makes his hero deliver an impassioned speech, even if it is ponderous pulpit talk...
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Its good looks are no trap. Shamshabad has facilities that give you a pre-flight thrill.
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The Olympics will overlay patriotism with cosmopolitanism, and illumine old Beijing
OTHER STORIES
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When addiction to sport is more about watching or gaming than playing
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Once our hockey reaped a harvest of gold. Now it's stray pickings in any sport.
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Shooters, archers, boxers could help India get home more precious metal than before
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The top post eluded her. But Mayawati has made a good start still.
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The saffron party lost the plot. Wanted: good 'managers'.
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An honest-shrewd politician, shorn of his halo, has emerged post the trust vote debacle
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How BJP's hopes for a two-pronged attack on the bribery issue fell flat
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If there's one thing Indian MPs excel at, it's primetime theatrics
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From economic reforms to inflation, getting the nuke deal through IAEA and NSG, down to dealing with old and new allies...
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Vote of confidence won, the UPA now has a few months more to show the aam aadmi that it means governance
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Athletics and swimming, down to the last fraction of a second
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The vote for the UPA was the whisper of national interest growing loud
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Futuristic vision or built-in agitprop? Just take a look.
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China burnishes the image it seeks to present, brushes what's unpleasant under the carpet
