COVER STORY
The historian defends his book Liberty or Death against all the negative publicity
Outlook Magazine - 8 December 1997
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Dilli via Kashi-Mathura? A collision course develops on the post-Ayodhya Hindutva strategy
Indophile and former Labour leader Michael Foot recalls the heady days before Indian Independence
BigBig moolah comes to the mohallas as tennis-ball cricket goes corporate to the as -ball
The talks between India and Pakistan are well and properly stalled. All because of differences on the interpretation of the mechanisms to discuss peace and security as well as Jammu and Kashmir, as per the June 23 agreement between the two foreign se
As every institution of the state takes the other on, the country's constitutional crisis deepens
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The NSE turns out to be too professional for many members
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Kalpana Chawla brings strains of India into outer space
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An Armyman blames Rajiv's death on a communications lapse
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Dilli via Kashi-Mathura? A collision course develops on the post-Ayodhya Hindutva strategy
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Indophile and former Labour leader Michael Foot recalls the heady days before Indian Independence
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BigBig moolah comes to the mohallas as tennis-ball cricket goes corporate to the as -ball
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The talks between India and Pakistan are well and properly stalled. All because of differences on the interpretation of the mechanisms to discuss peace and security as well as Jammu and Kashmir, as per the June 23 agreement between the two foreign se
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Amidst the political turmoil, Sharif flags off his pet project
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As every institution of the state takes the other on, the country's constitutional crisis deepens
OTHER STORIES
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Gill must bera in mind that there's no substitute for experience and maturity
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India is a fine ship, but as it waits pathetically for a staunch crew and captain, it's taking in dangerous levels of water in its hold...
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Diana Hayden wins the world backed by much grit, big bucks and a boom in the grooming industry
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Three major dailies make a beeline for Calcutta but is it viable?
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Godrej-GE defies the winter by sticking to classic marketing rules
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With state polls round the corner, parties woo a solid votebank
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Why are India, the US, China and a host of others not agreeing to sign a treaty banning landmines?
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J. Ranganath, who sheltered Sivarasan, Rajiv's assassin, speaks to Outlook on One-eyed Jack's last few days
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What does global warming mean for the Indian subcontinent? Some predictions: a fall in rice/wheat production; rise in malaria, cholera, dengue; scarce rainfall; receding glaciers; inundation of coastal areas leading to brackish water increase, affect
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Let us stop beating the pathetic Sitaram Kesri. He is not the only villain in the sordid drama that has been played out in the last week...
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Public posturing aside, no political party, given a choice, would like to go back to the people
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The Congress may not get 10 Janpath's help—as plans go awry, Sonia retreats into her shell
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With Congress weighing its options and the BJP's numbers not adding up, elections seem to be the only answer to the political uncertainty
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A friction-ridden UF launched India’s most radical reforms but—after 18 months—what’s the score?
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Passé pulp with a naive touch
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The sublime and the mundane
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A relook at the emergence of civilisations in the subcontinent
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As PAL's stocks and fortunes fall, Fiat may be its only hope
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Actor-producer-dirctor Dasari Narayana Rao, president of the film producers' council, told Outlook that the mafia's stranglehold over the Telugu film industry is assuming dangerous proportions and needs to be checked immediately. Excerpts:
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Is the mafia spreading its tentacles over the Telugu film industry?