COVER STORY
A single tail hair fetches anything between Rs 200 and Rs 600
Outlook Magazine - 12 June 1996
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The just-retired Prince of Wales Museum director bemoans our ignorance of heritage
Lawyers debate whether the sanctity of their dress code should give way to practicality
The large Indian community could tilt the balance in the Kwazulu-Natal elections this month
No finance minister has come in with so much support from Indian industry, nor has any ever had such a complex task ahead
Armed with his own brand of floor management, P.A. Sangma takes on the 11th Lok Sabha
Given its commitment to equity, the United Front should deliver the radical reform its mandate expects
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Drought, disease or poaching? What is killing elephants in the South?
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The just-retired Prince of Wales Museum director bemoans our ignorance of heritage
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A spat over ESPN's new rates leaves cricket fans high and dry
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Lawyers debate whether the sanctity of their dress code should give way to practicality
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The large Indian community could tilt the balance in the Kwazulu-Natal elections this month
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No finance minister has come in with so much support from Indian industry, nor has any ever had such a complex task ahead
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Armed with his own brand of floor management, P.A. Sangma takes on the 11th Lok Sabha
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Olympic hockey probables revolt against their manager
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Given its commitment to equity, the United Front should deliver the radical reform its mandate expects
OTHER STORIES
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India-born Sukhi Turner, Dunedin's mayor, fights for a cleaner city
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The junta cracks down on Suu Kyi once again
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Prediction techniques evolved over years are still hit-and-miss
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Even a slight variation in this year's rainfall could throw the economy off balance
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Vajpayee gets the probe into the '92 - '93 Bombay riots reopened
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The Congress edges out surrendered militants but the credibility of the election itself is suspect
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Getting the chief ministership was no easy feat for J.H. Patel
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Shankersinh Vaghela disclaims a budding relationship with the UF
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BJP rebels wind up their forum on Delhi's diktat, but acrimony continues to rule the roost
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In a critical reappraisal of India's liberalisation, economists Amit Bhaduri and Deepak Nayyar allege that a consensus of self-serving economists, bureaucrats and journalists across the world makes sure that the IMF-World Bank economic formula remain
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Sidhu's acrimonious exit has cast a shadow on manager Sandip Patil's man-management skills
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The BJP lands on its feet and comes up fighting as it attempts to refocus strategy
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For <b>H.D. Deve Gowda,</b> jubilation gave way to serious business as hordes of well-wishers and party workers in Bangalore bid an emotional farewell to the 'Son of the Soil'. He spoke to <b> Y.P. Rajesh</b> in a candid hour-long interview on board
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V.P. Singh swung the deal with the regional parties
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Will inner contradictions mar the prospects of what
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A study claims Asian doctors are more likely to molest patients
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A scrutiny of ordinary lives
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Amitav Ghosh's eerie new novel defies categorisation
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ModiLuft faces an uncertain future after the break with Lufthansa