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THE MAGAZINE June 28, 2004

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Chandigarh

Jun 28, 2004

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Pune

Jun 28, 2004

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Ahmedabad

Jun 28, 2004

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Calcutta

Jun 28, 2004

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Lucknow

Jun 28, 2004

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Hyderabad

Jun 28, 2004

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Delhi

Jun 28, 2004

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Chennai

Jun 28, 2004

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Bangalore

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Mumbai

Jun 28, 2004

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dining

Gastro Inditis

If food be the music of life, eat on. Outlook embarks on an epicurean tour in ten cities.

Jun 28, 2004

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BJP

A Family Gone Astray

Vajpayee fires another salvo, asking for Modi's head. The vertical split in the Sangh parivar is near complete.

Jun 28, 2004

| Poornima Joshi Rajesh Sinha
uttar pradesh

Battle Of Awadh

The Congress wants UP badly. How to tackle the SP thorn is the challenge. Crack Mulayam or go with him? Updates

Jun 28, 2004

| Yogesh Mishra Bhavdeep Kang
- 'Bachcha' Is Growing Up Quick
NEWSBAG

State Gazette

Give peace a chance; Who's on board, Guv? Meshed in steel; Fly off the tarmac; What we mean when we say that

Jun 28, 2004

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the new PM

Man, The Man

Manmohan Singh brings his self-effacing style to the prime minister's office too. Politics may not be his game but, make no mistake, governance surely is.

Jun 28, 2004

| Sheela Reddy
- What's In
- What's Out
crime

Murder She Wrote

Politics, sex and enmity beget another high-profile UP murder. Is Lucknow the capital of political crime?

Jun 28, 2004

| Sutapa Mukerjee
- The Accused

profile

A Meritocrat For The Times

Shyam Saran's diplomatic reputation is near-perfect. Now he has to live up to it.

Jun 28, 2004

| V. Sudarshan

TELEVISION

Be Back In Just A Minute

Ads are now woven into television programmes

Jun 28, 2004

| Suveen K. Sinha
- Skip That Commercial Break
tatas

How The Cash Will Flow

A couple of months from now, TCS goes public. But what will it use the money for?

Jun 28, 2004

| Nandita Datta Alam Srinivas
- Where Will The Tatas Park Their Money?
- The Magnet Syndrome
maruti 800

The 800 Takes A Turn

Has the old favourite, at once middle-class dream and workhorse, run its course? Time to put it to pasture?

Jun 28, 2004

| Arindam Mukherjee
- The Heir Is Ahead

celeb watch

Papa, Buy Me The Eiffel

The steel magnate summons all the romance of Paris to gift his daughter—and his guests—a fairytale wedding

Jun 28, 2004

| Sanjay Suri
- Munnabhai, Cordon Bleu
Opinion

Clay-Pot Dictator!

Laloo Yadav's idea of high tea on trains is a recipe for ecological disaster

Jun 28, 2004

| Maneka Gandhi

MISCELLANY

Details

Grass Is For... , Culture Vulture, Mani Shankar Aiyer and Omphaloskepsis

Jun 28, 2004

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Review

Jugful Of Surprise

Literary allusions abound, but they can get a bit much in one go; Wodehousian flourishes can begin to pall. Dip in and out.

Jun 28, 2004

| Navtej Sarna
Review

Beyond Beach And Feni

Minor blemishes aside, a monumental work of scholarship even if a bit difficult to read.

Jun 28, 2004

| Manohar Shetty
Reviews

Play It Again, Sahib

The Raj has evoked many a 'history', but none to interest a foreign, non-academic audience

Jun 28, 2004

| Edward Luce

Art & Entertainment

film

A Touch Of Raw Flesh

Tamas meets Ardh Satya: the Nihalani spell wanes, but Dev evokes a few real ghosts

Jun 28, 2004

| Smruti Koppikar
- 'Everything In Dev Happened'

Istanbul Diary

Ah, Young Turks

Jun 28, 2004

| Bhaichand Patel

Glitterati

The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news

Letters

Published feedback from our readers: rants, raves, bouquets, brickbats

Regulars

10 Questions

Philip McDonagh

Irish Ambassador, on his new book of poems, Memories of an Ionian Diplomat, released at Delhi’s Dublin pub, where they also serve Guinness.

Jun 28, 2004

| Pramila N. Phatarphekar
Gossip

Bibliofile

Now if only P.V. Narasimha Rao, K.R. Narayanan and A.B. Vajpayee could take a leaf out of Bill Clinton's My Life...

Jun 28, 2004

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Opinion

Bull's Eye

Vinod Mehta's lament about the use of cliches provoked a torrential response from readers. National dailies these days oscillate between Hinglish ...

Jun 28, 2004

| Rajinder Puri
Making A Difference

From The Claws Of The Crab

A man conquers cancer—now his hospital combines therapy with a sense of mission

Jun 28, 2004

| Darshan Desai
Showtime

Girlfriend

Sometimes even the job of a film critic requires spunk and spirit. How else can you watch Girlfriend but with patience, fortitude and a sense of humour?

Jun 28, 2004

| Namrata Joshi

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