COVER STORY
Upamanyu Chatterjee's latest book profiles a bisexual's degraded, wasted life
Outlook Magazine - 30 January 2006
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It's the turn of the spiritual channels to take a shot at TRP ratings. And viewership is booming, thank god.
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It's the turn of the spiritual channels to take a shot at TRP ratings. And viewership is booming, thank god.
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The first Asian woman president of the Asia Society on its India agenda
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OTHER STORIES
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No healthy diet this; Free as can be; Who to minister; With wings attached; It's ticking, there's a sweep on
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India pulls out all stops to make the Saudi king's tour a basis for renewed ties
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Indian generic drugs firms are finding the going tough due to legal battles and price wars in the US
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'Appalled' is how Pak liberals, human rights NGOs react
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The Kalinga Nagar firing exposes the gulf between economic ambitions and reality
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Armed with his camera and an indomitable spirit, this citizen activist readies to take on injustice
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Going to a madrassa here is like studying at any other school. Proof: Hindu students.
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Mutineer son takes Gowda's politics to a flashpoint<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=124 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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India, China—adversaries in the energy race—may close ranks. It'll benefit everyone.
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Tinsel town expects a boom year with remakes, blockbusters and sequels
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Despite its rather off-putting title, the film is quite ok till about the interval. After that, it degenerates into unredeemable tripe.
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The PCB, playing safe with a dead pitch, ruined it for the players and the fans. How will the rest of the tour shape up?
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Fascimile of the opening page of the London court order which quashed Quattrocchi's appeal against the CBI
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The CBI's first case against Quattrocchi convinced London. Why did it mess up now?
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The Quattrocchis live in a fairly fashionable area in Milan. His businesses have gone south lately. From guns he's moved to real estate.
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Ottavio Quattrocchi won't go with a whimper. He is back to haunt the Congress party and Sonia Gandhi. Here, we arrange some pieces of the jigsaw, reveal a few wheels-within-wheels.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=80 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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RIL finds it real value at the special trading session
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With a dip in industrial production, the markets are expected to cool off. So, after October's sizzling 9.6 per cent high, be prepared to encounter a plateau.
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Is Delhi's message to the Hurriyat a reflection of its confidence crisis?
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We toiled away, our teeth drawn out in Lahore. Inshallah, Faisalabad will be better.
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New voters were born when the Bofors investigation started. It's time they understood why an entire generation was obsessed with Bofors.
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It's not the first time that a writer has turned down a Sahitya Akademi award (the sixth, in fact) so why is Arundhati Roy's rejection rankling the Akademi?
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Desai's eye for detail is meticulous, but her rich fund of humour makes her images delightfully spontaneous. The luxurious prose almost makes up for the novel's lack of emotional heft.
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Classic reissue, of import to both those from the Punjab and those whose lives it shaped
