COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 9 February 2004
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The Black Buck stops here. So do the river dolphin, the snow leopard and other kin of the wild, doomed to extinction as India Shining swamps their homes.
Frontman and flautist of Jethro Tull on his upcoming concert with Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia
The hierarchy of gods—old and new—raises a political cacophony among Hindus
Bush may bask in its glow, but it was Clinton who set India Shining in US eyes, via chief architect Talbott
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The Black Buck stops here. So do the river dolphin, the snow leopard and other kin of the wild, doomed to extinction as India Shining swamps their homes.
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Frontman and flautist of Jethro Tull on his upcoming concert with Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia
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The hierarchy of gods—old and new—raises a political cacophony among Hindus
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Bush may bask in its glow, but it was Clinton who set India Shining in US eyes, via chief architect Talbott
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OTHER STORIES
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A minefield defused; Outside the whale; Our patent reply; Poll engineering; Achilles heel and Amma's killing touch
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The Padma Bhushan comes too late. His audience had made Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee an icon long back.
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Private entrants may ease shortfalls, 'rationalise' tariffs. But with T&D losses et al, is our power sector ready?
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Congress chances improve on the strength of Naveen Patnaik-ruffled BJD rebels
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They are friends indeed, of women scorned—helping to empower and rehabilitate them
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An e-literacy drive in 'backward' Malappuram. As PC screens light up, so do the lives of a half million people.
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Both Congress, BJP are mired in scams as polls loom
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A hidden camera catches a magistrate taking bribes to issue false warrants. How hungry are our legal eagles? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=207 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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The chief economist and vice-president of the World Bank on his motto 'growth with equity' and India
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Shakespeare has not got too lost in translation here
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Mission to Mars; Culture vulture; Amygdala and Norah Jones
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DD's new, newsy channel is playing fast and slick. If only the babus don't say: rukawat ke liye khed hain.
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Some celebrities are out of the bedroom. A sneak peek into their sleeping troubles.
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The colour of your collar doesn't matter when it comes to sharing the debtburden of sleep
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Vajpayee's legacy notwithstanding, it will pay to be wary of a 'Hindu' BJP
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We are approaching the last league game as the fourth final. We'll go the whole hog.
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India may be safe from the new strain of H5N1 virus, but for how long? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=153 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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It's a service that answers farming queries from crop insurance to the impact of WTO. Call now.
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Heigh-ho, get up and go! The polls are here—shed all fear. There's no honour, there's no shame, winning is the name of the game. Old abuses and new ...
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The Congress, in its chase for alliance partners in the North, finds a fickle BSP <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Lyngdoh's Chronicle of an Impossible Election, Taslima comes to town to launch her banned book in Hindi and New Delhi World Book Fair now competes with London and Frankfurt.
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A brave attempt to present 150 years of India's social, political and cultural history through photographic images
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IITians-turned-Americans is the oft-heard story, now the brains that refused to drain
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Kalyan's imminent return and a disoriented Opposition gives the BJP an edge in UP <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50 target=_blank> Updates</a>
