COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 8 May 2000
A Salad Bowl Of Carrots
The World Bank loan package for Uttar Pradesh is linked to its quality of governance
'Hindu Revivalists Are Mimicking Islamic Fundamentalists'
V.S. Naipaul and Khushwant Singh in Conversation
An Evil Resurrection
Violence against Christians spills over from Gujarat, but missionaries add provocation too
A Six-Year-Young War
The battle between old foes, the US and Cuba, continues. This time, it’s over the custody of a child.
Captain Quirk’s Dilemma
Congress honchos have found Ghani Khan irascible, but they see him as a necessary evil now
Failure Worse Than Kargil
The Indian State and the media have reflected their sickness by taking note of the crisis after eight months had lapsed.
A Diamond Ringleader?
Ashraf Patel, slain Mumbai merchant, may have been a conduit for players involved in match-fixing
A Salad Bowl Of Carrots
The World Bank loan package for Uttar Pradesh is linked to its quality of governance
'Hindu Revivalists Are Mimicking Islamic Fundamentalists'
V.S. Naipaul and Khushwant Singh in Conversation
"I'll Save Hinduism At Any Cost"
Bajrang Dal leader Vinay Katiyar spoke to Outlook. Excerpts:
An Evil Resurrection
Violence against Christians spills over from Gujarat, but missionaries add provocation too
A Six-Year-Young War
The battle between old foes, the US and Cuba, continues. This time, it’s over the custody of a child.
Khalid Mohammed
The Filmfare editor on his first directorial venture, Fiza
Captain Quirk’s Dilemma
Congress honchos have found Ghani Khan irascible, but they see him as a necessary evil now
Failure Worse Than Kargil
The Indian State and the media have reflected their sickness by taking note of the crisis after eight months had lapsed.
A Diamond Ringleader?
Ashraf Patel, slain Mumbai merchant, may have been a conduit for players involved in match-fixing
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The Past And Its Relics
All nations bear their own Babri Masjids. The point is how they live with the past, how lightly they carrytheir history.
Caffeine For The Soul
Don't blame your insomnia on coffee or tea. Moderate doses of both beverages help you fight greater evils.
Borderline Warmth
Bilateral ties are on the mend, but true Sino-Indian entente is still some way off
Collective Wisdom
The Dewas experiment shows a way out of the crisis
A Drought Of Sense
It’s a chronicle of a calamity foretold, but fresh thinking is needed to avoid future tragedy
'A Venal, Dangerous Lie'
Is the NBA doing more harm than good in trying to protect two lakh people as against the 40 million intended benificiaries of the Sardar Sarovar Dam?
Is It A Dam Good Way?
The downstream project of the Narmada dam will spell succour
Mirage 2000
Populism sucks the earth dry as lopsided modernity displaces traditional water sciences. Vast multitudes across India bear the brunt.
A Touch Of Cant
Hypocrisy. That’s what Dalits term MEA’s response to the French calling the President untouchable.
Bull's Eye
It's Labour Day. Let's consider globalisation. In a front-page comment in TheHindustan Times, Ashok Mitra blamed globalisation for the match-fixing ...
The Nuclear Family
The author presents the men behind the bomb, if not the logic
All Smoke, No Fire
Irony, love, decadence, Pakistani-style: but where's the heart?
Keehn Eye On India
Way before Sotheby's, the Keehns were patrons of Indian art
Delhi’s Casino Royale
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A Rare Pearl
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