COVER STORY
Amitabh Bachchan
On Boom, Black, Bollywood and Reid & Taylor
Outlook Magazine - 25 August 2003
State Gazette
Death one afternoon; A halt at purgatory; The stones are back; Patching up with a lost friend; Tortoise traffic turns turtle and Decimated fragments of a past time
Pitch Leg, Hit Off
Warne's been true to his Black Rock roots, where sport is king and boys will be boys
State Gazette
Death one afternoon; A halt at purgatory; The stones are back; Patching up with a lost friend; Tortoise traffic turns turtle and Decimated fragments of a past time
Pitch Leg, Hit Off
Warne's been true to his Black Rock roots, where sport is king and boys will be boys
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Liquid Mercies
Rain plays the knight to CMs in distress Diggy and Gehlot. Will the poll gods fall for them too?
They Got The Groove
Once there was Ameen Sayani. Now motormouth RJs ride a new FM wave.
Sowing Pains
Soil degradation forces the country's granary to look at alternative crops
A Jungle Of Tones
The TDSAT draft leaves fuzzy areas of law, but it has both cell and WLL players upbeat. Meanwhile, the market booms.
The Heavy Metal Girl Band
Thirteen lucky ladies drive monster vehicles in a steel plant, leaving a trail of grumbling male drivers
Bye Bye, Tiger Wood
A blueprint plans golf etc on 20,000 acres of the Vasai forest
'Hindus And Muslims Will Build The Temple Together'
The mahant on his relationship with the VHP, BJP and the support of Muslims in solving the Ayodhya tangle
Degrees Of Saintliness
The new Nyas chief turns the tables on the VHP by courting Muslims and saying he won't play stooge <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=37>Updates</a>
When Cottage Cheese Turns Sour
The Hudco, in chasing its ambitious target, is in a mess and poll year politics will hardly help it recover
The Son's Second Rising
A Coke-loving alien, a Lagaan-style basketball tie and a not-so-normal hero. After seven flops, Hrithik's luck is turning.
Victoria No. 2003
Nair's saying no to films "they" want her to make. <i>After Vanity Fair</i>, it's back to old flame, theatre.
The Hook Of Revelations
Cronje knew more than he revealed. Did his death have anything to do with that?
Hulk
If you thought green was the colour of envy, stand corrected.
Banquo's Ghost
Indian MPs finally get some work done. In Pakistan.
Jehadi Tourism?
No one said the peace process would be a cinch—not least New Delhi
That Iron In The Soul
A thaw in the Pakistani mindset is discernible. But if you thought they will trade Kashmir for peace, perish it <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=9>Updates</a>
79% Say Solve Kashmir First
The first-ever opinion survey in Pakistan by an Indian media house
A Watchdog Sans Bite
The National Judicial Commission bill: a noble letter masking Machiavellian intent
You Can't Fudge This Sludge
In the rural countryside, it's the indiscriminate dumping of Pepsi-Coke waste that's of concern
The Last Straw
Hoping the worst is behind them, Cola majors move on to win back consumer trust <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=153>Updates</a>
Bull's Eye
TV has made monkeys of us all. Celebrities hog the camera to spout gibberish. They support the right thing for the wrong reason. They support the wrong ...
Bibliofile
The world's first official City of Literature? Helen Fielding invented Darcy? Shakespeare as rap? Oh deah
Kitsch And Tell
A visual feast with interesting info on the invention of lithography and the history of picture-printing presses in India.
Lettres Rogatory
Along with diplomats, buses and possible air links, this volume too may find place in track three diplomacy.
The Ramayana Of Blushes
A peppier version of the epic goes where Valmiki didn't-or couldn't
The Man Who Knew Too Much
SEBI clips market oracle Samir Arora's wings. But where exactly did he err?
