COVER STORY
India’s first winter Olympian on his conflict with the Winter Games Federation of India
Outlook Magazine - 13 March 2006
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A great disconnect; The wheels jam up; Where are our friends?; A time for good men; Red ink is not for defacing
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A great disconnect; The wheels jam up; Where are our friends?; A time for good men; Red ink is not for defacing
OTHER STORIES
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For this year's budget, Laloo morphs into a CEO to boost his company's fortunes
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Many 'dead' Punjab terrorists are still living. But most of them prefer to stay 'killed'.
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It's not enough to tell the persecuted about their rights; the law too must firm up
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The Awadh raja's tale lends new optimism to the Jinnah progeny
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Awadh. Princes always return to reclaim lost kingdoms here. Epic repeats itself—it's a long-fought victory in Mahmudabad.
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Makes for a fun ride while it runs. Once over, it is just as easily forgotten.
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A palpable price cut for cars? Only if they're made smaller. Ah, that won't happen.
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It's not an exciting budget, but it milks all the founts of a resurgent country
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No big flashes, a fiscal consolidation line means the markets will stay the course
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The marginal service tax rate hike will be no dampener on the property buying rush
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In the budget for fiscal 2006-07, the FM has guaranteed one thing: continuity
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Market is the anthem. Small investors are analysing avenues to multiply their savings.
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For the FM, FBT is a success story in taxation, here to stay. But he's softened a few blows.
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There are no dreams. There are no horrors either. If it is FM Chidambaram's belief that budgets should matter less and less, this is a big first step.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=194 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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It's a new team with new faces. Chappell's regeneration formula comes to roost.
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It's blind justice of another sort when the Manu Sharmas of this world prevail
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A witness protection programme is needed to ensure that justice is done. Updates:<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=35 target=_blank>Jessica Lall murder case</a>, <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=318 target=_blank> Best Bakery case</a>
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The miscarriage of justice in the Jessica case has finally breached their threshold of cynicism
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In hometown Chandigarh, Manu runs quite wild thanks to Papa's clout
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The Ramanis got away easy: Rs 200 for violating excise laws. Tampering of evidence? Shhh...
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Meet some of the accused, the defence and prosecution lawyers and the presiding judge
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All the accused in the Jessica Lall killing are free. The public outcry has forced a reinvestigation. But will the witnesses speak out now?<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=35 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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The forces are our last bastion against communalism. Can anyone contest it?
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Anti-Bush protests—mainly by Muslims and the Left parties—were loud and clear
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Bush may be the world's bully, his policies in West Asia may stink, he may be a menace to multilateral diplomacy, but he's high, very high, on India. Even more than the charismatic and crafty Bill Clinton.
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On George Bush's first visit here, India drives a hard civilian nuclear safeguards bargain and comes out smiling<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=4 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Forget the Bush excesses during his first term. Forget our PM's impotence these past months. This meeting's impact will outlast the careers of both leaders.
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<i>How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, and Got In </i>gives a new NRI twist to chicklit, but how did <i>The Scent of Wet Earth in August</i> make it to the NYT bestseller list?
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The brave act of creating a heroine who is not stereotypically tall, slim and beautiful. Not an earth-shaking novel, but worth a read.
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Stephanians not only make good babus and diplomats, they also make interesting jholawalas and lapsed Naxalites.
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Nehru's grandpa was Delhi's kotwal? This and other gems in this fine coffee-tabler.
