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
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
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
OTHER STORIES
Not just divesting PSUs, hitherto unlisted private biggies are going public too
Some gaffes apart, Priyanka has the gift of bonding with people. But she is yet to say a firm 'I Do' to politics
The search for that elusive bird of fairness has often led Manipuris to the doorstep of Yambem Laba
After Ayodhya, the Sangh parivar stirs up the pot in the other two hotspots. As polls loom, will they succeed?
Fidayeen attacks assume a new dimension as our top brass pays for a security lapse <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=6>Updates</a>
If colas can see easing of taxes, why not milk produce or veggies, easily the more essential items for us?
The gossip from Bollywood
The crux lies in the abrupt twist in the tale which hastily surfaces in the last 10 minutes of the film.
An Indian exhibition recounts the glorious past of British mapmaking in the subcontinent. But no one's talking about the Indian contribution.
Lata Khubchandani dines Sanjay Narang
Lines of actual control; Nature's call; Sedan fantasy and Time in reverse
Pretentious, puerile, plagarised: Indian fashion is a pathetic joke with empty hype as its only punchline
All of last week, a South Bombay fashion jamboree yoked the media to the merchants of fluff
Killing Saddam's sons instead of capturing them is an act of terrorism. Ask UN <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>Updates</a>
Is it time for India to emulate the example set by US on positive discrimination?
As Sri Lanka marks 20 years of ethnic conflict, some sane voices arise
It's war by other means and culture is the Orient's weapon of mind-conquest
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. ...
Vikram Seth takes on an intimidating list of isms — imperialism, Nazism, anti-Semitism, liberalism, conservatism, socialism, humanism, communism, totalitarianism, terrorism, racism.... Phew!
The stories may not produce the intended laughter but some of them will put a smile on your face
Irritants break the flow of concentration; instead of the urgency and the barely suppressed energy of the original, this version limps haltingly along
Why are most founders of dynastic rule women? And why do people elect them?
Blackwill leapfrogs into Bush's inner council, to be policy wonk on Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan
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>
Some within the Congress feel alliances will hurt the party
Sonia Gandhi is all for electoral alliances. But can she hold one together?
