COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 13 May 2002
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The BSP-BJP coalition in UP is a fact now. But there is disaffection in saffron ranks over its 'unequal' nature.
While the NDA staggers from one mistake to another, the lady from 10, Janpath is consolidating her gains. Surely, steadily.
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India's first century, Lala Amarnath's last.
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CK Nayudu epitomised the best in Indian Cricket.
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The BSP-BJP coalition in UP is a fact now. But there is disaffection in saffron ranks over its 'unequal' nature.
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On his magnum-opus Devdas
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While the NDA staggers from one mistake to another, the lady from 10, Janpath is consolidating her gains. Surely, steadily.
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OTHER STORIES
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New SEBI chief G.N. Bajpai outlines his agenda.
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A page on personal finance
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"I am not a party animal at all. Given a chance, I'd rather spend it with my family." Pallavi JhaChairperson and MD, Walchand Capital Group
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A page of work and leisure news from India Inc
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A page on the state(s) of the nation -- states covered: Kerala, Gujarat, Karnataka, West Bengal, AP and MP.
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Musharraf may have won a sham mandate, but it may have only damaged his aspiration to legitimacy
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In an exclusive interview to <i>Outlook</i>, TDP chief N. Chandrababu Naidu spells out his party's position on Gujarat and its future relationship with the NDA.
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Naidu's ambivalence sees the party take the walkout route during the Gujarat debate. But it needs the NDA more than ever.
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"I am not saying the gas chambers didn't exist...but I thinkit is a mere detail in the history of the Second World War."Jean Marie le Pen, the leader of the far-Right Front National
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Rahul Bajaj, Anu Aga, Sameer Arora, Brian Brown, Amit Mitra & Tarun Das
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A disappointing Budget, ineffectual rollbacks and Gujarat. Disenchantment with the NDA continues.
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A page on the latest in medical science
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It needs most what it stands against -- first world technology. Nihalini stumbles when he should and could have stomped and danced on the scavenging policies and rotten souls of the WTO and enemy MNCs.
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An exploitative Tamil filmdom claims another starlet, the tenth to commit suicide in two decades
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British National Party's anti-Muslim campaigndrives a wedge through the immigrant community
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Saddled with the unenviable task of defending the government's stand on Gujarat, MEA officials privately admit to a crisis of conscience as they trudge along
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The MEA's 'internal affairs' spook—launched at Europe—has come back to haunt Indian diplomacy, pushing it against a wall
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It's 10 years late—135 nations, even Myanmar, beat us to it—but that's the least of its ills
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The trauma of young minds maimed by the carnage. Minds that will never be young again.
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Revenge, yes, but most children want to forget the trauma they relive every night
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Senior players always need to be isolated when the captain himself is weak. Perhaps why Ganguly is backing Bhajji against Kumble for a team spot.
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In the case of the police, the political attempt to bypass the IPS is more direct. Local MLAs appoint SHOs in Gujarat.
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Subordinate nations will always view international criminal courts as instruments that pose a threat to their sovereignty.
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How many unknown soldiers have sacrificed their lives to our cultural cannibalism, fighting on the battlefield of life in India?
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It has become Everywoman's narrative. The sexual abuse of women has been so public, victims will talk to anyone who'll listen.
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Disband the Sangh parivar's extra-governmental militias, or we could be heading the way of Zia-ul-Haq's Pakistan.
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Ganguly, with the kind of team he has, will come out trumps soon, says the Supercat.
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It's no longer Prime Minister Vajpayee who leads the nation. Events lead the nation. Will events set in chain a sequence that alters politics and reforms ...
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Hari Kunzru in India, Rohinton Mistry and Amit Chaudhary in a spat over Parsis and their long noses and Arundhati under fire...
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It will provoke some, but it must surely make even the blase Neemrana crowd sit up and take notice.
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An engaging location of jehad in its historical, literary and cultural context
