COVER STORY
The BJP claims to have broken new ground in the recent civic polls; the Samajwadi Party insists it is the other way round
Outlook Magazine - 13 December 1995
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THE maverick celebrity lawyer on the launch of his Pavitra Hindustan Kaazhagam party.
Negligence by the SIT has only contributed to the mess in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination probe
From his debut collages to his gay confessionals, Bhupen Khakhar has retained his subversive edge
Though weakened, the Hindutva wave has not demolished the caste, class-conflicts in Uttar Pradesh
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THE maverick celebrity lawyer on the launch of his Pavitra Hindustan Kaazhagam party.
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Great calibre, but Jaspal Rana may still miss the Olympics
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Negligence by the SIT has only contributed to the mess in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination probe
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The Reliance-BSE imbroglio points to more sinister forces at work
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From his debut collages to his gay confessionals, Bhupen Khakhar has retained his subversive edge
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The government takes a tough stand against religious militants
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Though weakened, the Hindutva wave has not demolished the caste, class-conflicts in Uttar Pradesh
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Pavan Sachdeva's woes increase with a tribunal order
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Gulu Ezekiel meets GM Vishwanathan Anand in Madras
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The former prime minister is in the thick of a kickback scandal
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A weak portraiture of Advani, marked by communal bias
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A pre-feminist insight
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The saffron brotherhood cries foul over the revived deal
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The opposition says no to polls conducted by the Zia government
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Environmentalists protest against the proposed golf course