COVER STORY
Even as America mourns the dead of 9/11, Asians become victims of hate crimes
Outlook Magazine - 23 September 2002
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Vajpayee, in his diplomatic tete-a-tete with Bush, steers clear of focusing exclusively on Pakistan
Notes from all over -- muhnochwa, Delhi's disabled, the kissa of the Congress Maharashtra chief's kursi, redlight flashes in Shillong, and the BJP-Mamta dee spats in Cal.
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Vajpayee, in his diplomatic tete-a-tete with Bush, steers clear of focusing exclusively on Pakistan
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On Road and Bhoot, the forthcoming films from his stable
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Notes from all over -- muhnochwa, Delhi's disabled, the kissa of the Congress Maharashtra chief's kursi, redlight flashes in Shillong, and the BJP-Mamta dee spats in Cal.
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Safety problems with Indian Railways
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The Rafiganj accident once again shows up the Indian Railways' inefficiencies and apathy. Meanwhile, the finger-pointing begins.
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Boyhood friends remember him as shy and studious. Six years since his debut, they say Rahul Dravid hasn't changed.
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Patrick French will do Sir V's biography! And no, it won't be like a tract by the general secy of the Overseas Friends of the BJP.
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India's first ever 'water privatisation' scheme looks successful, but no one asked the small fish
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Doubles have stepped in to fill the gaps many times before, but only in some rare instances. A sampler.
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There's no pity for Shashilal Nair, but a divided industry has no sympathy for Manisha either
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A minister's murder by anti-poll militants will ultimately benefit the NC
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Dubya will make his opponents fall in line by dangling some carrots
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India should try and orient Washington's expected war on Iraq to suit its own interests in the region
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On Chandni Chowk
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"In India, Hindutva has more legitimacy than the Constitution, (but even it) didn't visualise a foreign-born as PM."
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Vaghela, who knows a thing or two about Hindutva, injects genuine competition into the polls
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Modi's intemperate verbal attacks are finding less takers, it doesn't augur well for the BJP
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Will the West take to Indian film narrative the way it took to Iranian cinema?
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Tanuja Chandra manages to play out the cliches cleanly.
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Suhel Seth dines Sheila Dikshit
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Our fortnightly regular -- Lifestyle, the Arts, Entertainment.
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The ramifications of putting off oil sector sales go beyond a mere inconvenient delay
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" My aim is to put more money in the housewife's purse, and more food in the poor man's mouth"
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Outlook – Cfore Survey -- 69% believe that the NDA government has neglected the middle class.
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An all-round decline in financial security means the bourgeois disenchantment with the NDA government is complete
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Till now the intelligentsia has identified with Vajpayee's and Advani's Hindutva. But it can no longer ignore Singhal's venomous rants.
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A drawn series was a fair result, but it could have easily gone either way—if only India and England had shown a little more enterprise at crucial moments.
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"Mommy knew she was one of the many women in his life, but loved him too much to care. She'd say, 'I wanted his child'."
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Last week an official research paper of the US Congress stated that an independent Kashmir could become a haven for terrorism. Bullshit! America is abandoning ...
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With Shourie and Jayaram Ramesh around, can there be <i>brilliant ideas</i>? And all that jazz.
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Is reviewing books the best way to lose friends? Is that why our reviewer is playing safe?
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An original ambition matched only by the author's skill.
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A transmogrifying Rushdie still hits familiar tunes in a realigned world
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NGOs cry foul over Delhi Police's ban on buying and giving alms at traffic lights
