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July 27, 2009
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 OUTLOOK-PICADOR NON-FICTION CONTEST 2002
MEENAKSHI SHEDDE
Lingering Over Lingerie
One participant in the Outlook-Picador contest sent in two pieces, and the jury was impressed enough with both to have them included in the final shortlist.
Web | Feb 15, 2002
OUTLOOK-PICADOR NON-FICTION CONTEST 2002
MEENAKSHI SHEDDE
Body Watching
It might sound completely improbable to a foreigner, but the first time in my life that I looked at my body, as in really looked, was at the age of 35, when I visited Europe...
Web | Feb 15, 2002
 OUTLOOK-PICADOR NON FICTION CONTEST 2002
DILIP D'SOUZA
Kashmir Here, Kashmir There
The second-prize-winning entry -- a reflection on geographical places and mind spaces -- the trouble, Troubles, and troubled spots.
Web | Feb 14, 2002
 OUTLOOK-PICADOR NON FICTION CONTEST 2002
RUKUN ADVANI
For East Is West, And West Is East, And Ever The Twain Have Met
The history of the West's fictive dramatisations of the East begins in travelogue mixed with fantasy, such as those by Marco Polo, and culminates, for the present, with V.S. Naipaul...
Web | Feb 13, 2002
OUTLOOK-PICADOR NON FICTION CONTEST 2002
ANJUM HASAN
Shillong, Bob Dylan And Cowboy Boots
The third-prize-winning entry -- a reflection on what Shillong's famed and unfussy love for western music implies for the city's self-perception ...
Web | Feb 12, 2002
 OUTLOOK-PICADOR NON-FICTION CONTEST 2002
SARYU AHUJA
Stars And Stripes
Saryu Ahuja's prize-winning entry on the East-West clash—ammas with Tata Steel shares, NRI nephews from Yel-Lay, a hot Matunga, a cash-rich Tirupati...
Magazine | Feb 18, 2002
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