COVER STORY
The ministry sheds its male chauvinism and allows women to 'man' its posts
Outlook Magazine - 1 March 2004
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On his powerhouse performance as Abbaji in Vishal Bhardwaj’s much-lauded film, Maqbool.
Promoters are selling their stakes at alarming speeds. A signal for the retail investor to watch his step.
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On his powerhouse performance as Abbaji in Vishal Bhardwaj’s much-lauded film, Maqbool.
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Promoters are selling their stakes at alarming speeds. A signal for the retail investor to watch his step.
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OTHER STORIES
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Package deal; Terror bidda; Kingdom comes; All for the proletarian; The palace of slippery floors
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'Please spare me the Congress-style secularism,' says the fiesty dissenting leader all set to join the BJP.
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The smallest, the largest, the biggest, the stats, the zeroes, the evens, the odds...
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Introducing: Election bytes you won't find anywhere else
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Reforms initiatives grind to a halt, the electoral lure of swadeshi takes over
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America mounts pressure on Pakistan to allow it to 'secure' its nuclear arsenal <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=40 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Mulayam's 'betrayal' does hurt. Hence, his 'Friday prayer sop' to assuage Muslims <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Two friends bound by muscular dystrophy take up the cause of unhindered mobility
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Tragically, quite a molehill
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Irrfan 'Maqbool' Khan is a hall of mirrors, reflecting ever so many shafts of grey
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Amidst the fuss over IIM fees, the government is quietly pushing inequity. A months-long probe by <i>Outlook</i> shows how the very poor are being short-changed on primary education.
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Top 5 Sex Scenes, Culture Vulture, John Kerry and Number Portability
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Wasim Akram was pulled up in '99 too, for hiding income/assets
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The net closes in on the ex-Pakistan captain over the '99 Old Trafford Cup match even as more charges crop up
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It was a dramatic build-up: Advani as spoiler, media 'plants' and an overriding veto
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All eyes on the Indian skipper
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'When the Indians go there, they will know what it is to be Indian and to play Pakistan in Pakistan'
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A few stray thoughts, a few general observations, a few points of view and a few questions...
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For the PCB, it's $20 million that's at stake. For the BJP, it's the elections. But for the fans, it's just 11 lads vs 11. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=32 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Its newest USP: the party of the have-nots. But it can't alienate the middle class too. A riddle for copywriters. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=104 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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The pretext of democracy that the US has used to occupy Iraq hits it real hard
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The French Revolution occurred because the poor didn't get bread. For the poor, it was a question of survival. So people banded together and revolted ...
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All about <i>Outlook/Picador India</i> Non Fiction Competition and Picador's forthcoming titles buzz: new books from VSN, Pankaj Mishra and Ram Guha.
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Loss, displacement and sadness arising from artificially created political, personal and topographical divisions of private and public partitions.
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Reading the book was a bit like going to an old storeroom and finding a few old gems worth polishing and keeping; but also quite a bit to throw out.
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The only man who could have written this story but hasn't comprehensively enough
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Money flows in as the BJP, all buoyant, cranks up a mean poll machine <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82 target=_blank> Updates</a>
