COVER STORY
Shabana Azmi
On her debut in television with B4U’s Anupamaa
Outlook Magazine - 15 January 2001
Afterlife's Rock-N-Roll
Visva Bharati's copyright over Tagore's canon is about to end. The result is likely to be a Rabindrasangeet glasnost.
Ambaniesque Grandiose
Unlike the past, Reliance is now eyeing the high stakes of the information superhighway
"RSS is just like Aurangzeb"
Akal Takht's Jathedar Joginder Singh Vedanti sees the rss campaign to appropriate Sikh symbols as a "danger not only to the Sikhs but to the unity and integrity of the entire nation". Soon after asking the rss to desist from its campaign, the jatheda
After A Pagan Slur
The Akal Takht's recent warning to the RSS indicates that coopting Sikhs is a difficult proposition
Native Ink's Arid Tones
A unique genre of miniature art-promoted by Akbar and adopted by Britishers is- today fighting for survival
The Vengeance Of Fiction
The anti-India protests are another expression of the country's ambivalence for the 'Big Brother'
Afterlife's Rock-N-Roll
Visva Bharati's copyright over Tagore's canon is about to end. The result is likely to be a Rabindrasangeet glasnost.
Diseased Dissidence
Nitish Kumar finds himself in a tight spot as the Samata splits
Ambaniesque Grandiose
Unlike the past, Reliance is now eyeing the high stakes of the information superhighway
"RSS is just like Aurangzeb"
Akal Takht's Jathedar Joginder Singh Vedanti sees the rss campaign to appropriate Sikh symbols as a "danger not only to the Sikhs but to the unity and integrity of the entire nation". Soon after asking the rss to desist from its campaign, the jatheda
After A Pagan Slur
The Akal Takht's recent warning to the RSS indicates that coopting Sikhs is a difficult proposition
Native Ink's Arid Tones
A unique genre of miniature art-promoted by Akbar and adopted by Britishers is- today fighting for survival
Slick Proposal
Hope hangs on redevelopment plans to raise output from Bombay High
The Vengeance Of Fiction
The anti-India protests are another expression of the country's ambivalence for the 'Big Brother'
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On The Li-Ward Side
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Flights Of Hope And Anxiety
The successful test flight of the LCA has pitchforked India into an elite group. But there are still many aeronautical miles to fly.
Tune Into This, FM
What should the finance minister's priorities be for the New Year? Politicians, economists, businessmen or journalists, they all all have a bit of advice for our FM.
The Soldier's Homecoming
The chief of army staff believes that armed forces can only hold insurgency, not resolve it
The Badge Of Renaissance
The army needs winds of change—the new chief at least brings a whiff of fresh air.
Chooser Takes All
It's 'president's rule', that is, if Sonia nominates her CWC
Mr Vajpayee's India
Central to Vajpayee's vision of India is its pluralism. And, unlike the parivar, he locates it in the non-doctrinal nature of Hinduism.
Games Nations Play
While violence along the LoC has fallen,militant activity within Kashmir has risen. Pakistan is pressing that advantage.
At Home On Foreign Affairs
Cultured, soft-spoken, unassuming and trend-setting. That's India's first woman foreign secretary designate, Chokila Iyer.
The City Of Gallant Knights
Anand's triumph is a high point. But then, Chennai has long been host to the royal game.
The Copycat Blueprint
Indian scientists plan to clone the cheetah, last seen in the wild here in 1948, but will they have enough habitats for it?
Bull's Eye
At last the truth about the demolition of the Babri Masjid is out.Actually it was not a masjid. It was just a structure. Not just a structure, but ...
Man On The Highest Step
Suri turned down the top bid of $405,000, because expectations would soar.
Paper Tigers: Owners Vs Editors
The biography of a newspaper—or the genesis of journalistic habits
No, Prime Minister
Despite Vajpayee, the VHP and Bajrang Dal stick to their temple plan
The Epic Of Doublespeak
Keeping the NDA on an even keel, as well as his professed faith, Vajpayee works the spectacle of a tightrope act
Frontier Hallucinations
The implication of an innocent man had Jaisalmer protesting as never before—the town even called a bandh for the first time in its history.
Umpire's Bias?
As friends and relatives begin to stand up for him, Azhar may soon end his long silence
