COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 11 July 2005
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Yashwant Sinha was a BJP favourite, all the more reason for theories galore on his 'betrayal' <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Our best biologists are being hounded and maligned so venal forest officials can keep their dirty secrets secret
There's a hole in the bucket, dear Sheila. Water prices may rise by 800 per cent — and supply may not even be 24x7.
India has finally entered the compound of the G-8 mansion. But is it only to be rapped on the knuckles for the Asian Brown Haze? And who will pay for its clean-up? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=16 target=_blank> Updates</a>
A pioneer of Southeast Asia’s blue revolution, this fisheries scientist has won the ’05 World Food Prize
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The ex-FM wrote to Munda lobbying for 'transfers'
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Yashwant Sinha was a BJP favourite, all the more reason for theories galore on his 'betrayal' <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Our best biologists are being hounded and maligned so venal forest officials can keep their dirty secrets secret
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It isn't just the Third World, privatisation's failed even in the US
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There's a hole in the bucket, dear Sheila. Water prices may rise by 800 per cent — and supply may not even be 24x7.
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India has finally entered the compound of the G-8 mansion. But is it only to be rapped on the knuckles for the Asian Brown Haze? And who will pay for its clean-up? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=16 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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A pioneer of Southeast Asia’s blue revolution, this fisheries scientist has won the ’05 World Food Prize
OTHER STORIES
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An uncommon man; Nothing creditable; Shallow waters; Caught in traffic; The safest hands in the country
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He is 70, jobless. His daughters are disabled, helpless. His plea has kicked up a furore.
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After cricket and music, it's clothes. Pakistani fashion -- lace, beads, pin tucks, sequins -- is in.
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Schools that have opened their doors to children who would have fallen prey to criminals
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The state bar council's bizarre decision to deny enrolment to a nun upsets the clergy
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The small investor has never had it so good. But with the Sensex crossing the 7000 mark and a market correction in the offing, are they safe enough?
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A spate of new hotels are promising the comfort of your home with a few DIY facilities and much lesser price
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Amol Palekar hesitates in going fully mainstream, nor does he go wholly alternate — giving us an unsavoury mix of two widely different aesthetics.
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Singing In The Rain, Culture Vulture, Ratan Tata and Noble Rot
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ICC's new rules aim to inject a dose of dynamic unpredictability into the one-day game and hopefully bring the crowds back into the stands
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The two countries would have been closer but for 'nagging nannies' in the US bureaucracy
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Bombay-born Tellis is a low-key giant mind
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In a bold new policy report, US defence and nuclear expert Ashley J. Tellis says the only option for the Bush administration is to consider India an Asian superpower
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No coherent policy and a blindsiding Left, the Congress government is adrift
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The first serious faultlines in the UPA show up over the disinvesment issue. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=26 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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The Sun exposé may be riddled with holes and its fallout limited, but BPOs hardly seem aware of their vulnerability <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=115 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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The media went gaga over the Ambani settlement. It gave all the niggling details about which brother got what. The justification for this fuss was ...
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So which book is the largest-ever advance order booking in India --1.4 lakh copies, no less -- for? No prizes for guessing, but we'd be impressed if you know of EHA...
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Sen sees the vitality of our civilisation in 'tarkvaad' but can it cure our social imbalances?
