COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 8 November 1995
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The BJP and the Samajwadi Party are likely to be the main contenders in the next Assembly polls
The multi-cultural Cyrano draws a mixed, occasionally puzzled, response in the UK
Rajnikant indicates he has given up his political aspirations. But is this just another populist ploy?
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The BJP and the Samajwadi Party are likely to be the main contenders in the next Assembly polls
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Goa wants even more tourists, but will it be able to cope?
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The multi-cultural Cyrano draws a mixed, occasionally puzzled, response in the UK
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India's match-winning leg-spinner avoids the googlies, and plays it safe
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Rajnikant indicates he has given up his political aspirations. But is this just another populist ploy?
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The LTTE targets civilians as the military closes in on Jaffna
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Pritha Sen Chowdhury tests the waters
OTHER STORIES
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A brush with a cosmetic surgeon can be touch on the nose. Fashion designer Jattin Kocchar recounts his horror story
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Medico-magicians trade chimeras for cash, raking in big bucks from the every increasing numbers of image-conscious Indians chasing youth and beauty
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The I&B Ministry and Doordarshan are working overtime to apply gloss to the Prime Minister's image
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With time running out for the third front to take concrete shape, the CPI(M) is getting into the thick of the action
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The RSS finds its paternal hold on the BJP weakening
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Inoftech companies are using state of the art HRD percepts
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Maulana Abul Kalam Azad’s religious universalism and composite nationalism represented Jamia’s essence.
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Purists attack classical musicians’ experiments with diverse forms
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Bombay gourmets and glitterati discover the joys of seafood
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With service chiefs increasingly at the mercy of bureaucrats and dwindling budgets, the country's defence preparedness needs to be re-evaluated
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Sidhu finds himself in the eye of a storm he did not create
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India's foremost forex trader, Jemal Mecklai, is angry with the RBI and worried about the future
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The dramatic slide of the rupee – 13 per cent in a matter of 35 days – may be Manmohan Singh's final gamble to salvage a rapidly sinking economy. But it may already be too late.
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Filmmaker Tirlok Malik evokes the Indian immigrant experience
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A brilliant attempt to put Chauri Chaura in perspective
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Penguin's biggest achievement has been to get the big authors on their side -- Vikram Seth, Upamanyu Chatterjee and Gita Mehta
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A superb Vietnam memoir
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The recent abduction of 30 bus passengers focuses attention on the rampant kidnapping mafia in the state
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An interview with Pakistan Interior Minister <b>Maj - General(Retd) Naseerullah Babar,</b> who contends that Pakistan is not going to accept the Biharis,and suggests they sould try to assimilate into Bangladeshi society.
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The 'Biharis' of Bangladesh have just one dream: to go back home. But Pakistan does not want them.
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The army displays unusual restraint in the face of political turmoil
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India’s voice makes little impact at the NAM and UN summits