COVER STORY
NIMHANS, Bangalore
Outlook Magazine - 1 July 2002
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The real reasons for Italy's failure lie in the declining standards of the national game, coupled with injuries to key players.
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.
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The real reasons for Italy's failure lie in the declining standards of the national game, coupled with injuries to key players.
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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.
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The day Sachin rocked Perth.
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Kapil Dev was Indian cricket's chosen one
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The footloose satirist on his newly-founded Academy for Training Bhagat Singhs
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OTHER STORIES
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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
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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?
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A page on personal finance
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Attacking an economic hub gives terrorists more than a death toll
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Musharraf is a marked man. And security for him has been beefed up following FBI warnings.
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Making Pakistan its base, Al Qaeda aligns with regrouped jehadi outfits and continues its war
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For all the post-Kalam bitterness, coalition logic may yet bring together a faction-riven Opposition
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The Shah's splash will be a superhero circus with Sean Connery
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Lakshmi Sahgal, career doctor and soldier, is taking up the fight again
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Independent observers, say civil rights groups, can impart credibility
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There is movement towards a transparent, participative process but it's a long way off yet
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(Points taken from the portion excised from 'Reforming the National Security System')
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Everything, it seems. But a report which says precisely that has a crucial chapter deleted.
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Israel creates 'deeper buffer zones' within the buffer zone.
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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.
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Cursow Baug, Mumbai
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The Sangh exploits Dalit and tribal frustration to recruit soldiers for Hindutva's 'war'
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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.
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Stay at home and watch the latest episode of NYPD Blues instead.
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Nothing deters foreign investors in India, not even Gujarat or war
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Shalini Sharma dines M.F. Husain
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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.
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The Delhi Vidyut Board's part privatisation was long overdue. Now can it avoid the Orissa board's pitfalls?
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