COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 2 July 2001
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Despite warnings and deadlines, non-performing assets in the industry only increase
The immediate aftermath of the VRS has been bleeding bottomlines and a manpower shortage
Critics are gunning for Saurav Ganguly's head—a scorching success rate as skipper is marred by a personal bad run
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Despite warnings and deadlines, non-performing assets in the industry only increase
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The immediate aftermath of the VRS has been bleeding bottomlines and a manpower shortage
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On his debut in theatre with <i>Pati Patni aur Mein</i>
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Critics are gunning for Saurav Ganguly's head—a scorching success rate as skipper is marred by a personal bad run
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OTHER STORIES
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Manipur lets loose its rage over the Centre's insensitive extension of ceasefire outside Nagaland
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The swish set is drooling for the more hip and happening white metal. For them, gold now is too loud and vulgar.
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A preliminary CAG report finds discrepancies and undervaluation in the sale of Modern Food Industri es to HLL last year
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The meeting between Vajpayee and Musharraf won't help unless technical aspects, hitherto neglected, are taken care of.
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Agra is only the beginning, but lack of intent will make multilateralism on Kashmir inevitable
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Leveraging India's invitation to lend a cloak of legitimacy, Musharraf's ascent to presidentship evokes stoic acceptance in a cynical populace
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The party feels that the 10-11 formula—10, Janpath and 11 states—will get it back to power
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My arrest is an attempt by PM Koirala to muzzle the pro-active press, says Yubaraj Ghimire
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Panchayati Raj will lead to devolution of corruption. At the other end, reforms too have kicked off a festival of kick-backs.
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The challenges of nuclear risk reduction are likely to be greater on the subcontinent than it was for the US and the Soviet Union.
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A section of Indian Christian laity is opting to cremate rather than bury their dead, with gradual endorsement from the clergy
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The facts preceding the demolition of the Babri Masjid are simple. The masjid wasassaulted twice. In 1990, bjp-backed kar sevaks broke through police ...
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...Just meritorious raconteurs documenting the travel experience
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A liberalism that's just a facade, subsumed under the Hindutva umbrella
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There are no dearth of ego-inflating and self-puff hagiographies in the Indian book bazaar
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Why does India resist honest biographies? Because the idea of an overarching public space is absent.
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The manner in which fortunes were fluctuating, you had this edgy feeling that something was lurking just round the corner.
