COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 8 May 2000
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The World Bank loan package for Uttar Pradesh is linked to its quality of governance
V.S. Naipaul and Khushwant Singh in Conversation
Violence against Christians spills over from Gujarat, but missionaries add provocation too
The battle between old foes, the US and Cuba, continues. This time, it’s over the custody of a child.
Congress honchos have found Ghani Khan irascible, but they see him as a necessary evil now
The Indian State and the media have reflected their sickness by taking note of the crisis after eight months had lapsed.
Ashraf Patel, slain Mumbai merchant, may have been a conduit for players involved in match-fixing
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The World Bank loan package for Uttar Pradesh is linked to its quality of governance
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V.S. Naipaul and Khushwant Singh in Conversation
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Bajrang Dal leader Vinay Katiyar spoke to Outlook. Excerpts:
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Violence against Christians spills over from Gujarat, but missionaries add provocation too
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The battle between old foes, the US and Cuba, continues. This time, it’s over the custody of a child.
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The Filmfare editor on his first directorial venture, Fiza
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Congress honchos have found Ghani Khan irascible, but they see him as a necessary evil now
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The Indian State and the media have reflected their sickness by taking note of the crisis after eight months had lapsed.
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Ashraf Patel, slain Mumbai merchant, may have been a conduit for players involved in match-fixing
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