COVER STORY
The editor of <i>Rock Street Journal</i> on the tenth anniversary of the Great Indian Rock Festival
Outlook Magazine - 27 February 2006
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BSNL's ambitious OneIndia plan aims at uniting the nation with STD rates of Re 1 per minute. Is it feasible or is the PSU headed for a major disaster?
The industry lists its points against FBT afresh on budget-eve. It may pay off.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=194 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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BSNL's ambitious OneIndia plan aims at uniting the nation with STD rates of Re 1 per minute. Is it feasible or is the PSU headed for a major disaster?
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The industry lists its points against FBT afresh on budget-eve. It may pay off.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=194 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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OTHER STORIES
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No port of call; Weighed down in mint; The money trial; Go ye in peace; If everyone plays, who really does?
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Who'll rule the airwaves? From Hisar to Gangtok, small-town barons claim a stake.
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It took a tsunami to unveil the ugly reality of rice procurement in the granaries of Punjab
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A ban on Indian channels peeves Pakistani households
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Overwhelmed by history or art, not many spare a thought for the poor rickshaw puller of Jaipur
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In its own unpretentious way, it does manage to crack quite a few nice digs at middle-class morality and hypocrisies.
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Lahori kababs, tracing one's roots and a violent Tuesday. Capped by an exhilarating match.
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After an initial hiccup, India peaked nicely to clinch the ODI series in Pakistan. The team's firing on all cylinders.
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The deputy commissioner of Nawanshahr, who has started a drive to check female foeticide, thinks it is possible to make a difference with enforcement of the law.
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Long ago, girls were killed to protect them from Muslim invaders. Now, it's dowry.
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Punjab has the worst sex ratio in the country. Female foeticide is at an alarming high. The worst culprits are the affluent.
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Relentless cricket has forced many players to sit out. Also, the passions may wane.
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Why is Kamal Nath dragging the nation into a European steel battle? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=235 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Just as the cartoons were a statement of impunity, are the protests also about a will to power?
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Safeguards are like cancer, says the former BARC director. They spread into the system. We therefore have to tread cautious on any agreement.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=4 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Tigers roamed here once. Now, it's a jungle of caterwauling tourists.
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Delhi is India's capital. Consider its misgovernance. Then say hello to India's brand of democracy.
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Boy! This sure sounds like a helluva fun: Quota-filling, string-pulling, backdoor entries ... a roll call of has-been and never-was writers ... long sessions on especially inventive and tortured topics ... an after-dinner session with an ominous agen
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Deals with a subject so dear to most of us — SEX. Look forward to the sequel.
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A lyrical farewell to an extinct way of life, a lament for those — the rulers as much as the ruled—who are bound by its laws, and a satisfyingly plotted tale of sin and retribution.
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Notes on the Emergency era, when the PMO was reduced to a powerless adjunct
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With polls due next month, army brutality keeps Assam ignited<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=51 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Will it be wedding bells for Aishwarya-Abhishek? Or is it all just rumours?
