COVER STORY
The British PM is gung-ho, but his future depends on whether Iraq yields WMD or not
Outlook Magazine - 16 June 2003
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A life on the edge. Too many people, too little time and space. Urban India is suffering from bouts of rage that are translating into serious crime.
Hizbul Mujahideen supreme commander Syed Salahuddin spoke to Amir Mir. Excerpts:
Terror's poster boys, JeM's Azhar and Hizb's Salahuddin, find they are out of favour
The former Pakistani cricket captain on his autobiography, Cutting Edge. Excerpts from an interview with Agha Akbar, sports editor, <i>The Nation</i>, Lahore
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A life on the edge. Too many people, too little time and space. Urban India is suffering from bouts of rage that are translating into serious crime.
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Hizbul Mujahideen supreme commander Syed Salahuddin spoke to Amir Mir. Excerpts:
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Terror's poster boys, JeM's Azhar and Hizb's Salahuddin, find they are out of favour
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The former Pakistani cricket captain on his autobiography, Cutting Edge. Excerpts from an interview with Agha Akbar, sports editor, <i>The Nation</i>, Lahore
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Marketing chutzpah, a mass product range put yesterday's po or cousins, the Koreans, on top
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BJP president Venkaiah Naidu spoke to Outlook on upper caste reservations. Excerpts:
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Experts claim that upper caste quotas will stand social justice on its head
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After Iraq, the US has put Iran on notice. Trouble for India is, it cannot ignore either.
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Fear has a new face in Bollywood: no more of the hackneyed shock tactics.
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With rains delayed, the northern plains become a simmering cauldron
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Poverty, drought and now the heat plunge Andhra in a macabre dance of death <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=118>Updates</a>
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Director Bryan Singer carefully positioned X2 not "as a sequel but the next adventure in a saga -- an evolution from the first film".
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Dalits who bloodied their hands for Hindutva last year are turning to the Buddha
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Advani's 'Sindhu Darshan' is now a symbol of his hold over the party
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Neither tired nor retired, Vajpayee emerges winner in the latest bout of shadow-boxing with his deputy <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82>Updates</a>
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Indo-Pak talks may depend on the latter's ability to manoeuvre on lesser issues <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=9>Updates</a>
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The Church has hit a lean patch in Europe, the welfare system replacing God
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Last week, the prime minister in Berlin said that if talks with Pakistan did not succeed this time he would resign. This reflects his confidence. There ...
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Introducing Zafar Rushdie, son of His Salmanness, PR Executive, while Midnight's Children is recently voted one of Britain's all-time favourites.
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A bitter-sweet tale of a small, down-at-heel town, Pipalnagar, and its inhabitants
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This is not a book to be read cover to cover. It's an ideal bathroom read, made for dipping into at random
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Suspend your disbelief and zip through this sometime intriguing, sometime shocking read
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The top brass fumes at a secret American report which calls the Indian army arrogant and protocol-obsessed
