COVER STORY
Ahead Of The Pack
NIMHANS, Bangalore
Outlook Magazine - 1 July 2002
Plagued By Paranoia
The real reasons for Italy's failure lie in the declining standards of the national game, coupled with injuries to key players.
The Rainbow Warriors
We were expecting the born-again ebullience of Ronaldo. But World Cup 2002 has also been a cauldron of hot, young talent and all continents find face in the new who's who of soccer.
Plagued By Paranoia
The real reasons for Italy's failure lie in the declining standards of the national game, coupled with injuries to key players.
The Rainbow Warriors
We were expecting the born-again ebullience of Ronaldo. But World Cup 2002 has also been a cauldron of hot, young talent and all continents find face in the new who's who of soccer.
A Minor Masterpiece
The day Sachin rocked Perth.
Lionhearted
Kapil Dev was Indian cricket's chosen one
Jaspal Bhatti
The footloose satirist on his newly-founded Academy for Training Bhagat Singhs
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
State Gazette
Modi's spin doctoring fails to bail him out, Lobbying reaches a pitch with the Cabinet reshuffle close-by, Mamata 'didi' in a fix, Chandrababu Naidu's faith in IT remains unshakable, the spectre of illegal immigrants haunts Assam and Kerala cops and
It's A Bad, Bad, Ad Joke
Summer heralds a nasty, no-holds-barred sneerfest among the cola giants. Does it help build brand loyalty in a fickle market or is it just a 'creative' ego trip?
Smartmoney
A page on personal finance
Most Favoured Status
Attacking an economic hub gives terrorists more than a death toll
Protecting The Prez
Musharraf is a marked man. And security for him has been beefed up following FBI warnings.
Attack Of The Mutants
Making Pakistan its base, Al Qaeda aligns with regrouped jehadi outfits and continues its war
Traitors To The Cause?
For all the post-Kalam bitterness, coalition logic may yet bring together a faction-riven Opposition
Cap'n Naseer Nemo
The Shah's splash will be a superhero circus with Sean Connery
Combat Ready
Lakshmi Sahgal, career doctor and soldier, is taking up the fight again
Freelance Ombudsmen
Independent observers, say civil rights groups, can impart credibility
Franchisees Of Azadi
There is movement towards a transparent, participative process but it's a long way off yet
The Excisions
(Points taken from the portion excised from 'Reforming the National Security System')
What's Wrong With Our Intelligence?
Everything, it seems. But a report which says precisely that has a crucial chapter deleted.
Siege Mentality
Israel creates 'deeper buffer zones' within the buffer zone.
International Slipstream
Public rubbishing sparks speculation of Colin Powell's resignation, Bankers and politicians at the receiving end in Argentina and Iraq pooh poohs US attempts to depose Saddam.
In Residence
Cursow Baug, Mumbai
Poisoned Edge
The Sangh exploits Dalit and tribal frustration to recruit soldiers for Hindutva's 'war'
First Take
It's the dawn of the age of singles: Atalji is PM, Abdul Kalam will soon be President and UP has Kumari Mayawati ruling the roost.
Murder By Numbers
Stay at home and watch the latest episode of NYPD Blues instead.
Chronic Optimism
Nothing deters foreign investors in India, not even Gujarat or war
Eating Out
Shalini Sharma dines M.F. Husain
The Delhi-Mumbai Gazette
Sex in the cities; Soccer Struck; Coffee Tunes; Five-Star Workout; Small Is Smart; Trainspotting; Handspun Chic; Heal The World; Trash of the fortnight: Rina Dhaka.
Come See The Light
The Delhi Vidyut Board's part privatisation was long overdue. Now can it avoid the Orissa board's pitfalls?
