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Nothing But Despair

As the hawala scandal rips the masks off the country's politicians and the big money involved shocks the nation, Outlook visits the poorest pocket of the country

Feb 14, 1996

| Ishan Joshi

National

West Bengal

Divided Moves

Factional rivalry mars the Congress' electoral prospects

Feb 14, 1996

| Ashis K. Biswas
Tamil Nadu

Advantage Karunanidhi

The eighth DMK state conference gives the party a headstart over opponents in the pre-election race

Feb 14, 1996

| A.S. Panneerselvan
- "The People's Court Is Bigger Than The Legislature Or Judiciary"
Psephology

Surveying The Masses

Politicians redefine grassroots contact as they resort to opinion polls to read the voter's mind

Feb 14, 1996

| Sagarika Ghose
Maharashtra

Officers Under Siege

The chief secretary's ouster has irked the state bureaucracy and focused attention on its strained ties with the Sena-BJP government

Feb 14, 1996

| Lekha Rattanani
Janata Dal

Laloo's Litmus Test

The upcoming elections could give the new party president his biggest chance to make a mark in national politics

Feb 14, 1996

| Yubaraj Ghimire Y.P. Rajesh
- "I Am Not Willing To Move To Delhi Permanently"
Exclusive

Pawar's Time Of Reckoning

Secret papers allege that the Maharashtra politician had links with hawala agents close to Dawood

Feb 14, 1996

| Rajesh Joshi
- Ticket To Dubai
- Dawood's Men
Crime

Suburban Terror

Spiralling crime breeds a fear psychosis in Delhi's Vasant Kunj

Feb 14, 1996

| Amit Prakash
Bombay

What's In A Name?

A lot of political manoeuvering, going by the surreptitious renaming of the Victoria Terminus

Feb 14, 1996

| Krishna Prasad

International

Sri Lanka

Rebels Without A Pause

The latest LTTE attack may derail Chandrika Kumaratunga's autonomy package for Jaffna

Feb 14, 1996

| Waruna Karunatillake
Perspective

Pate, Kathi Rolls And Communism

Hanoi and Calcutta add commerce to their shared ideology

Feb 14, 1996

| Harish Mehta
Indo-pak

Explosive Exchanges

Pakistan launches a propaganda blitz against India over the mysterious rocket attacks

Feb 14, 1996

| Sunil Narula Syed Nadeem
Cyberspace

A Gallery Out There

The Internet's awesome power will be showcased worldwide for 24 hours on February 8

Feb 14, 1996

| Padma Rao Sundarji

Business

White-collar Crime

Gentlemen Prefer Frauds

A first-time survey reveals startling facts about how millions are stolen, with no guns or hold-ups

Feb 14, 1996

| Neerja Pahwa Jetley
Tourism

The Kerala Carnival

Beaches, backwaters, health resorts make the state the hottest tourist destination

Feb 14, 1996

| Aniruddha Bahal
Strategy

Fresh Battle Grounds

Ambush marketing and guerrilla assaults mark the Coke-Pepsi cola war over the World Cup

Feb 14, 1996

| Krishna Prasad Oswald Pereira
- Coke's Headstart
Kentucky Fried Chicken

The Second Leg

The Karnataka government's arrest of anti-KFC zealot Nanjundaswamy comes late but should bring enough cheer to foreign investors

Feb 14, 1996

| Y.P. Rajesh
- "This Is Just The Beginning"
Gold

Yellow Fever

Indian investors go on a gold rush as the stock markets stagnate

Feb 14, 1996

| Shekhar Ghosh
- The Rupee

Society

Living

Riders Of The Storm

In Bangalore, the heavy-duty Bullet spawns a cult among the youth

Feb 14, 1996

| Y.P. Rajesh
Food

The Domino Effect

An American pizza take away is the latest craze in Delhi

Feb 14, 1996

| Sunil Mehra

Sports

World Cup

Will Someone Shut The Door?

An argument for restricting the easy entry of non-Test playing teams into the World Cup

Feb 14, 1996

| Asif Iqbal
Profile

Mercurial Raider

Late-bloomer Dhanraj Pillay leads India's charge into the hockey big league

Feb 14, 1996

| Anand Philar Gulu Ezekiel

Art & Entertainment

Cinema

With A Sepia Edge

Mani Ratnam's new film records Tamil cinema's golden age

Feb 14, 1996

| A.S. Panneerselvan

Regulars

10 Questions

Aamir Raza Hussain

The meveric theatre director wonders why controversies never leave him alone.

Feb 14, 1996

| Bishwadeep Ghosh
Bombay Diary

Traffic Jams On The Road To Affluence

Feb 14, 1996

| Zareer Masani
Review

Unveiling The Truth

Strangely banned, a new book on Kashmir paints an accurate picture

Feb 14, 1996

| J.N. Dixit
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