COVER STORY
The Sun TV CMD, on being chosen the world's best first-generation entrepreneur
Outlook Magazine - 31 May 1999
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Pakistan high commissioner Ashraf Jehangir Qazi is in the news. His report on the speech of Outlook columnist and Pakistani journalist Najam Sethi in New Delhi was used by the Pakistani government to make his arrest. Sethi was picked up at gunpoint f
Azhar's men stick to their reputation abroad by gifting away absolute sitters in a pathetic display of unprofessionalism
He is cricket's most charismatic personality and, perhaps, even more of a crowd-puller than Sachin Tendulkar. In London as a TV commentator and fund collector for his hospital and political party, the Tehrik-i-Insaf, Imran Khan takes time out to spea
Swiss consul in Mumbai Urs Wuest talks about Swiss lure for Bollywood.
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Pakistan high commissioner Ashraf Jehangir Qazi is in the news. His report on the speech of Outlook columnist and Pakistani journalist Najam Sethi in New Delhi was used by the Pakistani government to make his arrest. Sethi was picked up at gunpoint f
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Azhar's men stick to their reputation abroad by gifting away absolute sitters in a pathetic display of unprofessionalism
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He is cricket's most charismatic personality and, perhaps, even more of a crowd-puller than Sachin Tendulkar. In London as a TV commentator and fund collector for his hospital and political party, the Tehrik-i-Insaf, Imran Khan takes time out to spea
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Vilified and scorned, Azharuddin's long career threatens to end in a cipher
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India receives a new imaging technology to predict heart disease
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Swiss consul in Mumbai Urs Wuest talks about Swiss lure for Bollywood.
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Swiss watchmakers mark time with Indian personalities
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Switzerland is where Bollywood dreams are currently being spun
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The Little Big Man of North-east gambles on his home-turf, but it could go either way
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Pawar's ouster means a chunk of votes lost, though state Congressmen claim to be relieved
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Feeling vindicated, the BJP counts its chickens
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The Congress' priorities are clear: rebuild its image, get Sonia back and attack Pawar
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A polished new translation, though not always very faithful
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Deshpande is too young to be insightful in her writing
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A little low on flavour, but high on celebrity roll-call
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Kusum Rai on her controversial resignation from the post of chairperson of the UP state social welfare advisory board:
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Kusum Rai resigns, but dissidents bay for Kalyan's blood
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A new flank opens up, and may cost the BJP a few LS seats
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If Pawar, Sangma and Anwar made a mistake, the Nehru-Gandhi loyalists compounded it by forcing a showdown