COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 13 February 2006
'When In Doubt, Shut Up'
Diplomatically, Mulford's remarks were an unpardonable gaffe, but they succeeded in giving away the dominant sentiment in Washington
Be Civil, Please
America's asking for too much, and India ain't giving. Therein hangs the fate of the Indo-US civilian N-deal. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=4 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Subhadra Rau Parigi
At 85, former president V.V. Giri’s daughter has penned Cooking at Home with Pedatha, a best-selling recipe book on Andhra vegetarian cuisine
'When In Doubt, Shut Up'
Diplomatically, Mulford's remarks were an unpardonable gaffe, but they succeeded in giving away the dominant sentiment in Washington
Be Civil, Please
America's asking for too much, and India ain't giving. Therein hangs the fate of the Indo-US civilian N-deal. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=4 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Subhadra Rau Parigi
At 85, former president V.V. Giri’s daughter has penned Cooking at Home with Pedatha, a best-selling recipe book on Andhra vegetarian cuisine
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Let Those Doves Be
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Big Clang Theory
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Tin Roof And Bamboo Walls
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Some Get Toasted
Cotton is what needs the state's benefice, but it's wine that's getting it
Plug Before Plosion
The boom tizzy has made the RBI sit up, study signals
Raw & The Cooked
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The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Incredibly engrossing but intermittently so. It holds you, but the grip could have been even more firm.
So Many Masters Are Now Little
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'The Cumulative Stress Was Too Much'
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Two tbsp Of Good Sense
India's hospital scene is hotting up. With a bit more push, the tourists will come in a deluge.
Doctor, Heal Thy Own First
In India, where healthcare is so dismal, medical tourism should be our last priority, say some
Carry On, Doctor
The Americans, the British, the Canadians, they are all coming. The tourist attraction: a hospital.
Amar, Akbar, Anthony
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Shall We Tell The PM?
There is a deep churning in party and government. But the boss is still Sonia.
Karachi Firing Squad
We bent our backs, and won. Is there a law against bending your back beyond 15°?
Mani McGrill, Served Hot
Aiyar was the sacrificed at the altar of an increasingly spineless foreign policy
Spring Is Nigh In Nepal
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Bull's Eye
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Bibliofile
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Here To Maternity
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Lukewarm Love Guru
Guru Dutt wrote lousy love letters and in that sense this book is a con. Fans could buy it, the rest should stay clear.
An Empty Laughter
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The Order
The Army's Rs 3000-crore order sans Ministry Nod
Operation Shell Game
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Changing The Rules In Mid-Air
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The Tarmac Is Grey
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