COVER STORY
India's ace shooter makes his debut in politics intending to make a difference
Outlook Magazine - 30 April 1997
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A wave of 'purohitas' upturns the male priestly order, challenging Hindu orthodoxy
Dr Mahbub ul Haq, an eminent Pakistani economist, has been involved with the "concept and practice of development" for a long- time. Finance minister during Zia-ul-Haq's time, he produced seven world Human Development Reports for the UNDP, which came
John F. Burns, NYT's man in New Delhi, already has tow Pulitzers, and is looking for his third in India.
Everyone wants economics wrenched free from politics, but that's a recipe for fission
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A minister steps on fire, and Karunanidhi's toes, for DMK's sake
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Daewoo pockets 92% stake as DCM flounders
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A wave of 'purohitas' upturns the male priestly order, challenging Hindu orthodoxy
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Dr Mahbub ul Haq, an eminent Pakistani economist, has been involved with the "concept and practice of development" for a long- time. Finance minister during Zia-ul-Haq's time, he produced seven world Human Development Reports for the UNDP, which came
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Without plants, costly nuclear power equipment goes to seed
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John F. Burns, NYT's man in New Delhi, already has tow Pulitzers, and is looking for his third in India.
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Everyone wants economics wrenched free from politics, but that's a recipe for fission
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Akai India's 24-year-old CEO unleashes a barter blitzkrieg
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Once again, underworld guns get a Mumbai textile mill boss
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As 340 people, most of them Indians, die in Mina, the organisers face sharp criticism
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A US-India business body says political turmoil doesn't matter
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Beyond the mystique of the land, it's the complex body of art forms that's drawing foreign students to the university that is India.
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After calling the shots, the Congress chief is now in trouble himself
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Federal Front ends up fractured in the mad race to New Delhi
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Mild-mannered, non-controversial, inoffensive, he is ever the gentleman. Something of a wimp? Perhaps...
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The soft-spoken president of the Tamil Maanila Congress (TMC), Govindaswamy Karuppiah Moopanar, does not betray his sense of frustration or anger at being pipped at the post for the top job. But party leaders who thronged the capital in the hope of s
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After the United Front handpicked I.K. Gujral, foreign minister in the Deve Gowda cabinet, to lead the coalition, he spoke to Outlook at his residence on Sunday morning
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As Gowda exits, trouble looms for handpicked officers, especially in enforcement agencies
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Tory candidates tumble out of the race as Labour orchestrates a tabloid sleaze campaign
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Media-savvy Tony Blair reverses Labour policy and stays ahead
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A spontaneous, evocative tale about life in a mining town
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Far from being a medieval Christ, he was just a petty nobleman
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The RBI announces sweeping monetary reforms, liberating banks from almost all lending controls
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Biju Patnaik was a man of many parts: revolutionary, statesman, industrialist
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The Rs 50-crore Coke account shifts from its global agency, to Chaitra Leo Burnett