COVER STORY
Planned nuclear tests by Washington raise a storm of protest
Outlook Magazine - 23 April 1997
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Steel magnate Laxmi Mittal is catapulted into big time with his new ranking as the richest Indian in the world
Once the wealthiest shrine in India, the historic temple of Puri now faces financial ruin
Myopic anti-BJP collaborations in Delhi are no good. What's needed is a return to the grassroots.
UN's Kashmir resolutions haven't solved the problem, says Annan
Its list of members may be growing, but the movement lacks cohesion on many crucial issues affecting the Third World
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Disgusted with scandal-phobic bosses, Wisner quits service
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MTV's worldwide chief swears he'll take the channel to every Indian home
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Deena Mehta is the first woman on the BSE's governing board
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Steel magnate Laxmi Mittal is catapulted into big time with his new ranking as the richest Indian in the world
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Its historicity contributes to the temple's unique character
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Once the wealthiest shrine in India, the historic temple of Puri now faces financial ruin
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Myopic anti-BJP collaborations in Delhi are no good. What's needed is a return to the grassroots.
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UN's Kashmir resolutions haven't solved the problem, says Annan
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Its list of members may be growing, but the movement lacks cohesion on many crucial issues affecting the Third World
OTHER STORIES
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The government moots a landmark bill, which says children must take care of their parents
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A book on a Veerashaiva saint is banned amidst controversy
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Sobriety was the keynote of the Pakistan foreign minister's trip
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L.K. Advani, V.C. Shukla and the Jain brothers are absolved as the High Court refuses to accept the Jain diaries as evidence
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After the Radhanpur victory, Vaghela now consolidates his empire
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There is a reverse trend among US companies, who are upsizing
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Could this month's paycheque be your last? India Inc. is on a brutal weight-loss programme, and even CEOs aren't safe.
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Shekhar throws the worst epithet at Congress. Response: silence.
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A.R. Antulay was one of the first Congressmen to attack Sitaram Kesri's withdrawal of support to the UF government, albeit after the confidence vote. He spoke to Bhavdeep Kang about the political crisis.
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Fear of elections may force United Front constituents to forge another coalition
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Stories of human desire and want from the New Age pen
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A one-sided scholarly analysis of India's communal legacy
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From under the arid soil of Kutch comes a major city on the old Harappan map
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Was the state police involved in the attempt to murder Gaddar?
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The Centre clears domestic skies by scuttling the Tata-SIA project
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The Big B learns there's more to corporate management than personal charisma