COVER STORY
A few lobbies aside, general sentiment is: Onward ho!
Outlook Magazine - 31 May 2004
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The only astrologer to have predicted a Congress victory in E ’04 and also that Sonia Gandhi would not be the prime minister as early as December ’03.
Ominous suicide notes; KTV model watch; Her heart beats again; Canada Dry for the BJP; The pricey one-vote democracy
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The only astrologer to have predicted a Congress victory in E ’04 and also that Sonia Gandhi would not be the prime minister as early as December ’03.
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Ominous suicide notes; KTV model watch; Her heart beats again; Canada Dry for the BJP; The pricey one-vote democracy
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Seven generations of a family have held firm to the baton. Will the chain be finally broken?
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Orissa's triumphant chief minister Naveen Patnaik, voted back to power for a second consecutive term, spoke to Outlook. Excerpts:
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Naveen Patnaik fights incumbency to storm back to power. The alternative may have scared off voters.
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Beyond the sun 'n sand of Goa, two individuals combat pimps, politicians and preconceived notions
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The new regime promises continuity but with 'political realism' and greater stress on ties with neighbours
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Even if you are not a die-hard comics fan, chances are you'll enjoy <i>Hellboy</i>
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In Bengal, disinvestment is Left's middle name
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Sensex will be Sensex. It's not the economy, stupid.
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The Congress-led coalition will realise the potential of economic reforms, precisely because of the Left
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Every Dog Has Its Day, Culture Vulture, Thierry Henry and Algorithm
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Aussie convict on the lam connects with '80s Bombay. Boom, Shantaram erupts.
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Intellectuals hail Sonia as more Indian than Indians but are split over her 'tyag'
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With one historic act, Sonia Gandhi served reminder of Hinduism's true strengths
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Thank God for it. It saved India from plunging into permanent emotional upheaval.
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He's always done exactly what the situation asked of him. Every which way. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=331 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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It was the party's darkest hour. A sulking Vajpayee and a shell-shocked Advani retreat into their cubbyholes—leaving the footsoldiers clutching at straws.
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A few grating tragi-comic acts put in sharp relief a stupefied top rung and a second level in complete disarray
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Across the nation, her abdication has even cynics rooting for Soni
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An IB assessment finds that the threat to Sonia Gandhi's life was real
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Battle-lines drawn, it's clearly first strike for the Congress first family
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She called it her inner voice. But it sounded like an earsplitting victory cry to the Opposition. Sonia Gandhi introduces a moral language that is foreign to many in Indian politics. Can it work? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=330 target=_blank> Update
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The critique of secularism by Nandy et al confuses tradition with religion
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It's nonsense to pin the anti-NDA vote on to reforms and not anti-incumbency
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Vajpayee had a sense of history. But on rajdharma, he faltered when it mattered.
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A few days before the BJP decided to hold elections in April-May, this columnist refused to entertain the possibility of a decision so daft. He wrote: ...
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Who stopped the NDA train? Autowalas, fisherfolk, migrants....Mumbai's disenchanted.
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India holds on to an archaic beggary law. The underclass falls through its loopholes.
