COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 13 August 2001
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The state's season of freak geological cases continues: after collapsing wells, it's now red rains
In an electoral charade, Musharraf posts his man in PoK to pre-empt any designs India or Kashmiri leaders might have
One week has yielded many suspects but few solid leads on the motive. Did Phoolan fall to politics, caste or property?
The Centre's U-turn on the June 14 Bangkok Agreement has the Nagas crying foul now
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Sidhu doesn't speak easy
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On his comeback after a two-year hiatus
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Samsung's inching closer to the leader in a tepid market
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The state's season of freak geological cases continues: after collapsing wells, it's now red rains
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Local politics, power and pelf script another Babri in little-known Asind
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In an electoral charade, Musharraf posts his man in PoK to pre-empt any designs India or Kashmiri leaders might have
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One week has yielded many suspects but few solid leads on the motive. Did Phoolan fall to politics, caste or property?
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The road to recovery in flood-hit Orissa will be long and tough
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The Centre's U-turn on the June 14 Bangkok Agreement has the Nagas crying foul now
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IPS officers get an honourable option, while the DMK is calmed
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With claims and counter-claims flying high, the real story behind the scam may never come out
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Vajpayee is very sensitive when it comes to his office and family
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And now, an angry missive from the BJP's star MP Shatrughan Sinha
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The clouds over Vajpayee's fate may have blown over but hitherto friendly voices—from within the BJP and the NDA—are getting more strident and openly critical
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Post the tech collapse, Silicon Valley aspirants have learnt the bitter lesson—that computers don't ensure a posh lifestyle
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The last three years have shown that Vajpayee is not hung up on power. In fact, he may be the most modest prime minister India's had since Shastri.
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Canadian writers milk their experiences to churn out books on the country
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Like millions of Indians I was stunned by the collapse of uti. The question keptringing in my ears: "How could uti collapse when I didn't buy even oneshare?" ...
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ICCR trapped in the writers' block, the Katha of Partition and Ruchir's 'jet-engine' waits for welcome skies in the US...
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Random reflections of an eclectic selection of Indian economists
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A well-signposted trip through various aspects of movie-making in Bollywood
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A Franco-Swiss who took to Persian, and also took two Indian wives
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She was hope for women down there. Her death symbolises victory for oppression.
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