COVER STORY
Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh renew their slugfest over Almatti
Outlook Magazine - 9 April 1997
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The state is making a determined bid to position itself as the auto production hub of Asia
Irrevocably changed by a turbulent past, the 38 children returned by Pakistan face a bleak future
Entry strategy becomes a lucrative profession as companies seek guidance on investing in India
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India-basher Dan Burton is charged with extortion of funds
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Despite the detection of bone tumour, the pace bowler hopes to make a comeback
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The state is making a determined bid to position itself as the auto production hub of Asia
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Irrevocably changed by a turbulent past, the 38 children returned by Pakistan face a bleak future
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Entry strategy becomes a lucrative profession as companies seek guidance on investing in India
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Security cover around leaders and the royalty is never obtrusive
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OTHER STORIES
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A hefty Rs 32.89 crore is spent annually to protect VIPs. Some don't even need the security cover.
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Election Commissioner G.V.G. Krishnamurthy
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The race hots up for the posts of president and vice-president
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In a chat with Kuldip Nayar, ex-chief justice A.M. Ahmadi calls for caution in judicial activism
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That's the bottomline at Wharton School's 'mini-Davos' on India
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Having survived several legal and political hurdles created by the Government and individuals, the Jain Commission of Inquiry is now preparing its long-awaited first interim report. Justice Milap Chand Jain, the chairman of the one-man commission, ha
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Will the Jain Commission be allowed to make its findings public?
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The first foreign company to announce plans to enter the health insurance market in India, Royal & SunAlliance Insurance hopes that their entry will pave the way for wider reforms. The company's Chief Executive Officer for India, Duncan G. West,
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Political opposition notwithstanding, a Bangla Corridor would bolster trade for both countries
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Stung by the American snub on NATO expansion, Moscow hunts for new strategic partners
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The high-profile campaign for a crucial byelection is marred by sporadic violence and trickery
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Aamir Sohail detonates a bomb by accusing top Pakistani cricketers of match-fixing
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Disposable incomes, social aspirations and corporate instincts are leading to a slick packaging of high culture, with debatable results
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A CBI probe into party funds unites the Congress...partially
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In her most exhaustive interview to date, Arundhati Roy goes to the heart of her novel
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Laloo Prasad Yadav has his hands always full. If it's not the fodder scam, there are train robberies. This fortnight, the feisty chief minister had another serious problem on his hands: a Dalit massacre, and a chain-reaction of violence. Excerpts fro
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In the late '60s and early '70s, Vinod Mishra was the prime architect of the extreme Left movement in Bihar. His organisational skills—honed in the underground in the '70s and '80s—led to the biggest mobilisation of landless peasants in the state, pa
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Rural violence spirals as caste 'armies' run amok
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After an 11-year exile, the Chakma refugees face an uncertain future in their own land
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Pupul Jayakar sensitised generations to India’s timeless traditions
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NTR TDP leader Lakshmi Parvati is determined to fight the new 'partial' dry law. Excerpts from an interview:
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Chandrababu Naidu jettisons NTR’s populist prohibition legacy, setting passions astir