COVER STORY
Will ULFA come to the negotiating table?<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=51 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Outlook Magazine - 28 August 2006
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The Commonwealth Prize-winner finally delivers a whopping 7 kg book, <i>Sacred Games</i>
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The Commonwealth Prize-winner finally delivers a whopping 7 kg book, <i>Sacred Games</i>
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A Phalke for Suchitra Sen? The ayes and nays are getting rowdy.
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Open-and-shut-up case; There's no fizz in this; Padding up; Hand on the buzzer
OTHER STORIES
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The whistle of the Beijing-Lhasa train sends shivers on the Sino-Indian border
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'Notings are an integral part of a file, and access to them is crucial ... Why are you rewarding cowardice? ... You are cloaking partiality, irresponsibility and dishonesty'
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Indra Nooyi will put more India into Pepsi
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Clandestine love has to be made of sterner stuff than KANK.
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Finally, India admits to abuse of the taxation treaty by FIIs
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Picture perfect: An art school in Chennai is sending its special artists to Vienna for an exhibition
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Big businesses come to a standstill as Surat gets rained under
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Calcutta's rich cultural tradition has raised a hot breed of designers
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'Everyone's allowed to go off the handle sometimes...as long as they come back'
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The Indian skipper on his philosophy of leadership as he looks back at the year gone by and at the challenges ahead
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The Congress and the BJP blame each other for wasting Chhattisgarh's riches
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Politicians, big business, the tribals are all after it. Should mining be made legal?
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Local terror outfits get an Al Qaeda connection, look to go global
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Sadly, the US and UK still gloss over terrorist attacks in India
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Did quake relief efforts in PoK help members of UK charities bond with terror groups? And have relief funds been diverted to the latter?
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Pakistan's expat citizens are triggers in most terror plots now. What is it about them and global jehad? There are no easy answers.
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Tipped off trouble, airports are firming up as virtual bulwarks
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10 steps to terror undone: How London claims it scuttled the plan
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Whether or not there was an actual plan of attack, British Muslims stand convicted for perceived intention<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=2 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Contrary to media headlines, Justice Pathak does not indict Natwar Singh
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European powers are facing their own crisis after Jaswant Singh passed on to President Chirac a letter from RSS chief K.S. Sudershan to Uma Bharati...
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Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Sheila Dixit, N.R. Narayana Murthy, Leila Seth on, yes, you guessed it, the books they are reading.
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His Salmanness got this one right: "The difference between Delhi and Calcutta," he observed to a fellow-panelist two years ago, "is that in Calcutta they drop the names of books and in Delhi they drop the names of authors."
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The first of its kind, this book sheds new light on the madrassa issue now being debated across the world.
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Even if she unfairly blames Islam for all atrocities on its women, hers is a significant voice on their behalf
