COVER STORY
Only dues are permanent; 'Republican' Guard; Nailing a lie and You've got mail
Outlook Magazine - 28 April 2003
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They ought to be, considering there are enough incriminating instances. But they won't be, because they are the US and UK. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>Updates</a>
Indian cities are a mixed bag—the good is often laced with the bad. Take your pick.
Don't self-medicate with drugs like Nimesulide that lower fever but masks SARS
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The expansionist logic of land-locked 'empires' leads the US to Syria next
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The new slogans on the city's streets: no Saddam, no America
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The US has ways around every international agreement
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They ought to be, considering there are enough incriminating instances. But they won't be, because they are the US and UK. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>Updates</a>
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Indian cities are a mixed bag—the good is often laced with the bad. Take your pick.
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Don't self-medicate with drugs like Nimesulide that lower fever but masks SARS
OTHER STORIES
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On his recent back surgery and his films
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There is death in the air; Sparks of hope; Dark sun in the East; More than a touch of hate; Who's first among the equals? and Temptations of the flesh
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Pawar nets V.C. Shukla but Congress can't do much about it. Poll realities ensure it just grins and bears it.
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Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu looks back at his seven-and-a-half-year stint as CEO of the state. Excerpts from an interview:
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Away from Hyderabad, CEO Naidu is no success story
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Villagers of Ghoraval no longer let their kids slog their childhood away making carpets
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Is the giant's high-growth story over? The industry says it saw the re-rating coming.
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A fratricidal frenzy, a lost patron. Is it the end of the road for the Hizbul?
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Another homecoming for Sir Vidia; <i>Bend It Like Beckham</i> catches American fancy and double 'loss' for Ash
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India's most expensive film yet is declared "cold" just days after its release
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The brooding dark and dank air about it, much like Batman, is about the only element that lends the movie any character
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Elephants with a taste for the good life return to wreck tribal homes in Dumka
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Madhu Jain dines Ismail Merchant
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Paradise regained; One minute please and Let's get to funky town
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With no need for approval or affiliations, playschools are the easiest to open these days
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From sprawling luxuries to crummy edu-shops, schools are becoming big business, and spoiling parents for choice
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Moral outrage over the US' arbitrary use of military power in Iraq can wait. India must first safeguard its own interests. America is seeking to impose ...
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The world's most famous literary date? June 16, 1904? Or is it now June 21, 2003? What sells more -- children's or adult books? Books in English per year in India? 5500.
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Bronson explores the lives and minds of apparently common people trying to script the stories of their own lives.
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The whole world uses fingerprinting, do they know the footprints lead to Nadia?
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Told in the mountaineering spirit, with secret Indo-US ties keeping tabs on the Chinese
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Patriarchy hardly deters Uma Bharati and Vasundhararaje
