COVER STORY
The humorist on the "mushrooming" of Punjabi channels on television
Outlook Magazine - 15 May 2000
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Should New Delhi antagonise the Tamil parties, needle the LTTE and risk another IPKF?
Sinhala and Tamil opinion is veering towards Indian intervention
India has 24 major ordnance depots. Huge in area, the biggest depot, at Pulgaon, is larger in size than many towns. Maintaining these structures involves elaborate safety nets:
Our ammunition is increasing. But will defence budgets allow for modern ordnance storage?
A lot of people can display personality changes when they get behind the wheel, traffic psychologist Neelima Chakravarty (Central Road Research Institute) told Outlook in an interview. Excerpts:
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Should New Delhi antagonise the Tamil parties, needle the LTTE and risk another IPKF?
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Sinhala and Tamil opinion is veering towards Indian intervention
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Not military aid, India should help Lanka find a political solution
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Whatever its compulsions, India has to tread very carefully
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Firepower and superior tactics are the key to LTTE's bid on Jaffna
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India has 24 major ordnance depots. Huge in area, the biggest depot, at Pulgaon, is larger in size than many towns. Maintaining these structures involves elaborate safety nets:
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Our ammunition is increasing. But will defence budgets allow for modern ordnance storage?
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A lot of people can display personality changes when they get behind the wheel, traffic psychologist Neelima Chakravarty (Central Road Research Institute) told Outlook in an interview. Excerpts:
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