Indian Magazine: Report names Indian fixers
AN INDIAN magazine last night named four of the country's leading cricketers as being involved in match-fixing and betting scams worth billions of dollars. Respected weekly Outlook claims to have evidence that the players were involved in match-fixing and betting.The magazine features photographs of the four players on its front page and runs a damning 12-page story.Outlook claims police taped bookmakers' phones during a one-day match between India and South...

Indian Magazine: Maligned Intikhab argues the toss
FORMER Pakistan cricket captain Intikhab Alam threatened yesterday to sue West Indian maestro Viv Richards if he accused him of rigging a toss in the mid-1970s. Richards said in an interview with Indian magazine Cricket Talk that a former Pakistan captain had forfeited the toss during the home series against the West Indies in 1974-75.Alam, 47, was Pakistan's captain in the Test mentioned....

Indian Magazine: Weight no bar for India's Olympic hopeful
India's woman weightlifter Karnam Malleswari has been so focussed on proving her critics wrong that she lost 26 kilograms to qualify for the Athens Olympics.Before the Sydney Games four years ago, Malleswari was accused by a leading Indian magazine of being a drunkard and unfit to represent the country.She responded by winning the bronze in the 69kg category, India's lone medal at the Games and only their third individual Olympic medal ever.Malleswari was...

Indian Magazine: Premier rejects Indian report alleging use of Nepal by Pakistan intelligence
Kathmandu, 6th June: Nepal reacted angrily to the recent report published in `India Today', an Indian magazine, quoting Indian intelligence agency that Nepal was a base for [anti-] Indian activities. Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala described the report as false and baseless. Talking to journalist Tuesday [6th June], Prime Minister Koirala said "this report has no authenticity"...Meanwhile, spokesman at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Gyan Chandra...

Indian Magazine: Campaign: The World: Western magazines tap huge Indian potential
Liberalisation in the Indian magazine market has opened the door to foreign companies such as the BBC.Less than a year after entering the Indian market following the liberalisation rules that govern foreign ownership of media, BBC Magazines - the UK's third-biggest consumer magazines publisher - is hatching plans to launch a further ten titles as part of a sustained expansion strategy. The magazine arm of the BBC, which sells 100 million magazines in the UK every year and owns...

Indian Magazine: The rise and fall of the BJP; in little more than 20 years, the Hindu right had gone from being on the fringe of Indian politics to one of the nation's
Human rights activist Teesta Setalvad counts May 13, 2004 as one of the happiest days of her life. It was the day that the Indian National Congress scored a resounding victory in the Parliamentary

Paying For India Ink - Indian magazine industry - Industry Overview
Fancy a dash of surrealism in your workaday life? Jet over to India, walk to a newsstand, and compare prices of the mags there with the ones here in ...

Indian Magazine: The husband of an Indian woman who claims her stomach tumor disappeared after praying to Mother Teresa says his wife was cured by medicine, not miracles
The husband of an Indian woman who claims her stomach tumor disappeared after praying to Mother Teresa says his wife was cured by medicine, not miracles.

Indian Magazine: India's new lesbian fire: the gay-themed Girlfriend caused riots among Indian fundamentalists. So why don't queers like the film?
For gay and lesbian groups in India, the new Bollywood movie Girlfriend has posed a confusing dilemma. Queer activists are condemning the film for its ...

Indian Magazine: Post Magazine: Out of the Ruins
Byline: Hosted by Ylan Mui The Vietnam War cost members of the Mui family their home, theircommunity, their way of life. Then Hurricane Katrina took ...