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July 27, 2009
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OUTLOOK-MOODS SEX SURVEY
All In The V
Not tonight, honey? India finds a middle ground between the sheets.
Magazine | Jan 26, 2009
 OPINION
BHAICHAND PATEL
White Woman's Woe
For Indian men, nothing's fairer than white, and nothing 'more available'
Magazine | Feb 04, 2008
OUTLOOK-MOODS SEX SURVEY
Kiss In The Kasbah
Sex is blooming in our
'small cities', and it's all thanks to His grace.
Magazine | Jan 28, 2008
 COLUMN
MUKUL KESAVAN
Harry's Sally
Coming from a world where institutions have collapsed, the provincial student displays an intensity the metropolitan lacks
Magazine | Jan 28, 2008
 PUNJABI BY NATURE
India Da Jones
He's been there, done that. But when he's back home, he wants a 'sohni kudi' who looks good, talks well, minds his house...but has no mind of her own
SHEFALEE VASUDEV
Magazine | Jan 28, 2008
SOUTHERN FACTOR
Arriving...Madras Male
Unlike the Punjabi munda, the small-town southie doesn't wear machismo on his sleeve. But deep down lurks the same old male instinct.
DIVYA SREEDHARAN
Magazine | Jan 28, 2008
THE JAIPUR MAN
Real Men Wear Pink
He may look suave, urbane. But peel off the aloe vera mask and you find the same old braggadocio, objectifying of women and male chauvinism.
SUNIL MEHRA
Magazine | Jan 28, 2008
THE ROARING FORTIES
Forty Miles To Paradise
Autumn is a desirable season in sexuality. Mature trysts with love and lust, turning passivity into passion, and dating after divorce are the new colours of the fall.
SANDHYA MULCHANDANI
Magazine | Jan 28, 2008
REVIEW
Downside Up!
Like the best of authors, Kesavan peels the layers
of our tired old world and reinvents it afresh
Manjula Padmanabhan on The Ugliness Of The Indian Male And Other Propositions by Mukul Kesavan
Magazine | Dec 24, 2007
STYLE COMPLEXION
Papa Don't Bleach
Men are leaving the skin-colour closet. It's a cosmetic enlightenment.
PAYAL KAPADIA
Magazine | Oct 29, 2007
 REJOINDER
ANIL THAKRANEY
Don't Stoop To Our Male Level
Why drop the bar? It's time to take off the heavy-duty FCP boxing gloves -- an open response to Ms. Namrata Balwani
Free Speech: Your Take
Web | May 09, 2002
 RESPONSE
NAMRATA BALWANI
Perhaps You Have Blinkers On...?
...If all you see are "men, men and more men"? An open letter to Mr Anil Thakraney in response to
his article: It's
Raining Men Free Speech: Your Take
Web | May 07, 2002
 FROM THE EDITOR IN CHIEF
VINOD MEHTA
Summer Diversion
I dare say we will, in certain quarters, be accused of insensitivity, but life has to go on ...
Magazine | May 06, 2002
 OPINION POLL
India's 25 Sexiest
Men
Magazine | May 06, 2002
PHOTO-ESSAY
Two's Company
Madhu Kapparath's zoom-lens peek into the world of a gay couple projects a mixed view. Of unconventional practices and a surprising status quo. Text: Dhiraj Singh
DHIRAJ SINGH
Magazine | May 06, 2002
INDICES
Men Are Like This Only
Statistics are like bikinis: what they reveal is suggestive...
Magazine | May 06, 2002
OBJECTS OF DESIRE
Chic And Retro-Chic
Kishore Singh's wishlist discusses the things we would die to own, our manna and meter, in a bygone era and in the new Information Age
KISHORE SINGH
Magazine | May 06, 2002
POPULAR CULTURE
Lapdogs On The Backseat
Who is the real Indian male? The domesticated angry man of our films or the puppyish "suitable boys" of our soaps? Madhu Jain tries to find out.
MADHU JAIN
Magazine | May 06, 2002
PHOTOESSAY
Adam In His Garden, Alone
Under the graffito scrawled in a men's loo—"Think about it: this is the last
preserve of men"—was the rejoinder: "Think again, signed, the cleaning lady". But there are still spheres where the female of the species are a no-no. A listing of places where the product of Adam's rib can't be heard, even if she can be seen:
Magazine | May 06, 2002
GINGER & GINSENG
ANIL THAKRANEY
It's Raining Men
In their misplaced enthusiasm, many urban women have crossed the line and have turned into men themselves...
Magazine | May 06, 2002
THE DARK SIDE
Devil In Short Sleeves
The Male Marauder lives on in India, says Soma Wadhwa. The brutalisation of women continues in both public and private spaces.
SOMA WADHWA
Magazine | May 06, 2002
EMERGING MALE
Hedonism's Global Flotsam
Survival pressure makes the young Indian male a chronic individualist, says Ajith Pillai
AJITH PILLAI
Magazine | May 06, 2002
HOUSE HUSBANDS
Tall, Dark, And Can Cook!
Vacuum cleaners and home delivery systems have made the role-reversal easy. Times they are a-changing, and so are the numbers, writes Soutik Biswas
SOUTIK BISWAS
Magazine | May 06, 2002
COVER STORY
Slim Shady, Please Stand Up
He's an ill-adjusted organism in a madly careening world. Sandhya Mulchandani traces the blurry outlines of a species caught between fixed archetypes and situations sans precedents.
SANDHYA MULCHANDANI
Magazine | May 06, 2002
DOUBLESPEAK
MALAVIKA SANGHVI
What Men Say...And Mean
Obviously they are far from heeding the March Hare's advice ...
Magazine | May 06, 2002
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