COVER STORY
With Hurriyat moderate Abdul Ghani Lone's assassination, India's announcement that it intends to hold a free and fair election in the Valley will not only encounter indifference but resistance as well
Outlook Magazine - 3 June 2002
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The dryness is so stark, it could almost catch fire. Are our cities hurtling towards water riots?
Transplanting traditional truck driver's breakfast in America and selling it to socialites is crazy enough and it gets worse when it reeks of ugly racism.
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When the occasion was big, Chandra was bigger.
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The Year India won the war and Gavaskar was born.
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In this emergency, another parallel industry is flourishing
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The dryness is so stark, it could almost catch fire. Are our cities hurtling towards water riots?
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Transplanting traditional truck driver's breakfast in America and selling it to socialites is crazy enough and it gets worse when it reeks of ugly racism.
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One of Dhrupad’s oldest living exponents on his 70th birth celebrations
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OTHER STORIES
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Mobile Cash Cards; new sculptures in UP; sanitation on info highway; Kanu Sanyal, WB's revolutionary watchdog; Kerala and the Left; BJP-TDP friendship...
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Tax rebates and deductions are the same.
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A page on personal finance
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"They were either asleep, or inept, or both."Senator Richard Shelby, on the FBI's inactivity after receiving warnings of possible terrorists enrolled in US flight schools.
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India's greatest cricketing legend was also an incurable romantic, as revealed by a recent discovery of his love letters to the Holmes sisters, Mary and Minni
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It's where petitioners queue up, and die if they can't meet her
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The Reliance acquisition of IPCL sends a monopoly scare through the petrochem market
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The changing face of the Mecca of Indian cricket - Shivaji Park.
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A late-evening meeting convened by Modi on February 27 ensured mobs a free hand the next day
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K.P.S.Gill in dry Gujarat, Prannoy Roy's new news channel and Star's plans with AB and more...
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Post September 11, the real story about Spiderman is in all that got snipped—the shots of the WTC that got excised, leaving in just the isolated spire of the Empire State Building.
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Suhel Seth Dines Neena Gupta
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You may not agree with Qazi but you can't help admire the way he puts across his views. That is probably why the MEA has finally asked him to leave.
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'Devdas' is Bhansali's film all the way—fresh and opulent
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<b>Michael Krepon</b> talked to Abdul Majid Dar about the charges of being an agent of the Indian security forces by the Pakistan-based leaders of Hizbul Mujahideen and his hopes for the future.
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Pakistan won't spare Kashmiri nationalists too, as Lone's murder proved, if they opposed the state's merger with it.
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Unlike other Hurriyat leaders, he belonged to the breed of mainstream political leaders who possess that admirable instinct to judge the direction of the wind.
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Bluster, anger, nervousness, but there's also a realisation that war is a no-win deal
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What if we did defy the US? Will it impose sanctions on us? Will US Marines land on Raisina Hill and arrest George Fernandes?
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Will the US buy Indian restraint by an offer of space technology and real-time intelligence?
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What is a limited war? Limited for whom? If it's war, it cannot be limited. If it's limited, then it cannot be war.
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The PM's hawk and dove stand notwithstanding, the mood seems much more sombre now
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Tackling cross-border terrorism is the main goal. Limited action seems the favoured plan.
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Political and diplomatic compulsions force the army to rethink strategy and concentrate on J&K rather than multiple theatres
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The Bt-cotton technology can go the DDT way—resistant bollworms. It's effect on other insects and crops isn't known either.
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Nabard award-winning Coop Banks ('99-00)
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A dose of professionalism can do coop banks more good than a bewildering web of regulators
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After Kaluchak and Lone's assassination, restraint might end. Our army might cross the Line of Control. Such action could escalate to war. War could lead ...
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So <i>when</i> did Ruskin Bond arrive in India? <i>How</i> is better -- flown in by a stork; summer sizzlers and the Americans Bookered.
