COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 10 June 2002
Champion Of The World
'Anand's assets are his objectivity and quick judgment. His shortcomings are somewhat inadequate opening preparation and an occasional lack of the killer instinct and self-confidence.'
Goodbye, Ta Ta, Safari
Telco takes umbrage at new cars being lifted. But this is Bihar and it's Laloo's daughter's shaadi
"MUL Will Stay An Indian Firm"
"We don't feel it necessary to change Maruti as yet. Its board can take fast decisions and react with immediacy to market requirements."
Standing Tall
The day Vishy took on Andy Roberts and won.
He Dared
Kapil Dev went where no Indian even dreamt of going.
Champion Of The World
'Anand's assets are his objectivity and quick judgment. His shortcomings are somewhat inadequate opening preparation and an occasional lack of the killer instinct and self-confidence.'
Anand Patwardhan
On his new documentary film War & Peace
Frozen Music, Techno Remix
Renovation robs old Tamil temples of their historical aesthetic
Goodbye, Ta Ta, Safari
Telco takes umbrage at new cars being lifted. But this is Bihar and it's Laloo's daughter's shaadi
"MUL Will Stay An Indian Firm"
"We don't feel it necessary to change Maruti as yet. Its board can take fast decisions and react with immediacy to market requirements."
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