COVER STORY
Cancun, Iraq dispel America's complacence about India
Outlook Magazine - 17 November 2003
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Bala is rescripting Tamil films and its hero. They call him the only original voice.
A sports quota job on his mind, the rural Punjabi flexes his steroid-pumped biceps. Disaster lurks...
At last, the deferred day of judgement; The jangle of bangles; Subcontinental memory; No patient hearing; The lure of sympathy; Navigator's safety net
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On her marriage and the new happiness in her life
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Bala is rescripting Tamil films and its hero. They call him the only original voice.
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A sports quota job on his mind, the rural Punjabi flexes his steroid-pumped biceps. Disaster lurks...
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At last, the deferred day of judgement; The jangle of bangles; Subcontinental memory; No patient hearing; The lure of sympathy; Navigator's safety net
OTHER STORIES
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General in his labyrinth? A 'seditious', scathing petition emerging out of army HQ questions his politics and policies.
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Anti-incumbency and a stringent EC may yet hamper Digvijay's election-management to Uma's advantage <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=85>Updates</a>
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An IIM senior research associate returns to his village home—to think and act out of the box
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So why don't we just fence the enemy out and barb-wire them from intruding? The Army is doing just that, fighting the hostile terrain, weather and enemy firing.
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The barbs are hitting home. As the Indian army immerses itself in the ambitious task of wiring up an inhospitable Line of Control, our correspondent Murali Krishnan follows their tracks in the Poonch and Rajouri sectors while T. Narayan photographs t
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Ecstatic white goods players behold Lakshmi incarnate
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People's power forces Chandrika to withdraw her Emergency declaration <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=30>Updates</a>
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This must be the biggest letdown in cinema history
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The wild disc-and-pub days are over, as adda in satin lungis gets a name: lounging
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India's e-commerce is expected to rise to Rs 2,300 crore by 2006. But where are the laws to check abuse?
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Lower costs plus talent favour India right now. But China, Russia and the Philippines are closing in fast.
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India's BPO revenues in 2003: $2.5 bn
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Indian shores, with a large pool of willing talent, are hot destinations for TNCs wishing to outsource. Could it be bigger than the software boom?
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The ex-ToI editor's epochal writings capture how 'Imagined India' was created
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Pakistan's response to India's peace offer shows how badly it's stuck in the old mould
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The toss plays a crucial role - a swinging ball makes life difficult for the batsmen
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This column had frequently hoped that a new class of people would emerge to replace the present ...
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Performance of BSP in Lok Sabha and Assembly elections
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An angry Mayawati will upset some BJP calculations, but the Congress may not be an unqualified beneficiary
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A multi-layered, sensitive account of the making of the heroic legend of Shivaji.
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A must-read for those interested in contemporary art as its Cinderellas—art from south India, sculpture, printmaking—have been included.
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An empirical underpinning of the political abuse of Ayodhya and its reverberating echoes
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The Bombay Group, people with a rare genetic defect, see few avenues for help
