COVER STORY
The dotcom bus t has made the venture capitalists wiser. Now, they only fund ventures which they can control.
Outlook Magazine - 4 August 2003
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The code would be ideal, but in these vitiated times, the country is far from ready <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=88>Updates</a>
Head of the Paediatric Cardio Thoracic Unit of Bangalore’s Narayana Hrudayalaya on his celebrity patient Noor Fatima and his newfound fame
Parody of a trident; For ope and dope; Closed circuit; Catchment area; Manna from sky and A new cue from the tiger's den
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The code would be ideal, but in these vitiated times, the country is far from ready <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=88>Updates</a>
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Head of the Paediatric Cardio Thoracic Unit of Bangalore’s Narayana Hrudayalaya on his celebrity patient Noor Fatima and his newfound fame
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Parody of a trident; For ope and dope; Closed circuit; Catchment area; Manna from sky and A new cue from the tiger's den
OTHER STORIES
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Not just divesting PSUs, hitherto unlisted private biggies are going public too
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Some gaffes apart, Priyanka has the gift of bonding with people. But she is yet to say a firm 'I Do' to politics
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The search for that elusive bird of fairness has often led Manipuris to the doorstep of Yambem Laba
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After Ayodhya, the Sangh parivar stirs up the pot in the other two hotspots. As polls loom, will they succeed?
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Fidayeen attacks assume a new dimension as our top brass pays for a security lapse <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=6>Updates</a>
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If colas can see easing of taxes, why not milk produce or veggies, easily the more essential items for us?
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The gossip from Bollywood
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The crux lies in the abrupt twist in the tale which hastily surfaces in the last 10 minutes of the film.
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An Indian exhibition recounts the glorious past of British mapmaking in the subcontinent. But no one's talking about the Indian contribution.
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Lata Khubchandani dines Sanjay Narang
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Lines of actual control; Nature's call; Sedan fantasy and Time in reverse
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Pretentious, puerile, plagarised: Indian fashion is a pathetic joke with empty hype as its only punchline
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All of last week, a South Bombay fashion jamboree yoked the media to the merchants of fluff
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Killing Saddam's sons instead of capturing them is an act of terrorism. Ask UN <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>Updates</a>
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Is it time for India to emulate the example set by US on positive discrimination?
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As Sri Lanka marks 20 years of ethnic conflict, some sane voices arise
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It's war by other means and culture is the Orient's weapon of mind-conquest
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The government's refusal to send troops to Iraq has, justifiably, received wide support. Peacekeeping in Iraq is not under the aegis of the UN. ...
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Vikram Seth takes on an intimidating list of isms — imperialism, Nazism, anti-Semitism, liberalism, conservatism, socialism, humanism, communism, totalitarianism, terrorism, racism.... Phew!
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The stories may not produce the intended laughter but some of them will put a smile on your face
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Irritants break the flow of concentration; instead of the urgency and the barely suppressed energy of the original, this version limps haltingly along
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Why are most founders of dynastic rule women? And why do people elect them?
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Blackwill leapfrogs into Bush's inner council, to be policy wonk on Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan
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The Opposition is gunning for Advani's head, it wants him tried for conspiracy in the demolition case <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=320>Updates</a>
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Some within the Congress feel alliances will hurt the party
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Sonia Gandhi is all for electoral alliances. But can she hold one together?
