COVER STORY
Resentment at the reforms grows within the Sangh outfits
Outlook Magazine - 21 February 2000
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Prof M.S. Swaminathan, architect of the Green Revolution, says India has compromised its food security by acceding to the WTO. The poor farmer faces a wipeout, he stresses
Dr Verghese Kurien was the man responsible for Operation Flood, which helped India achieve a high level of self-sufficiency in milk production. He answered Outlook's queries on the possible impact of milk imports.
Indian agriculture faces a bleak future. Free imports, beginning April 1, may choke farmers.
Ram Gidoomal, a wildcard entrant in London’s mayoral polls this May, is finding all equations going his way
Success has come easily to him, but Hrithik Roshan isn’t about to let it go to his head
The attacks on the film and its maker is an attack on the rule of law itself
The right to expression also involves the right to take a stand against the view propounded
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Prof M.S. Swaminathan, architect of the Green Revolution, says India has compromised its food security by acceding to the WTO. The poor farmer faces a wipeout, he stresses
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Dr Verghese Kurien was the man responsible for Operation Flood, which helped India achieve a high level of self-sufficiency in milk production. He answered Outlook's queries on the possible impact of milk imports.
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Indian agriculture faces a bleak future. Free imports, beginning April 1, may choke farmers.
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Ram Gidoomal, a wildcard entrant in London’s mayoral polls this May, is finding all equations going his way
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Graham Staines' widow onher book, 'Burnt Alive' and the value of forgiveness
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Leap year or not, courtship laws will be the same this Valentine’s
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Success has come easily to him, but Hrithik Roshan isn’t about to let it go to his head
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The attacks on the film and its maker is an attack on the rule of law itself
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The right to expression also involves the right to take a stand against the view propounded
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