COVER STORY
The United Colours Of Football
Football is seen as a primarily black sport in South Africa, but even white mothers, prompted by their children, have got into the spirit of the sport and the event.
Outlook Magazine - 21 June 2010
B.S. Yediyurappa
The lavish global investors meet (GIM) held last week in Bengaluru has indeed made me very popular across the world...
Wages Of Whimsy
The tributes of wealth and a luminous beauty couldn’t keep Leela Naidu from her steady courting of failure
Fat Loss, Not Weight Loss
How do we know that we are lowering our body fat levels and not just our body weight, when we drop kilos?
Raajneeti
The first half has some drama to keep you glued but eventually it gets overlong, boring and tortuous.
Joshna Chinappa
The World No. 31 squash champion talks about her latest triumph, and CWG preparations.
London Diary
A London newspaper organised a race between three drivers equipped with the latest GPS systems and three seasoned London cabbies without GPS...
‘Identifying Telemarketers Is Very Difficult At Present’
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India chairman on whether there is hope for the future
Answer Back: It’s Her Calling Now
The story of a woman who did not take telemarketing harassment lying down but took action
B.S. Yediyurappa
The lavish global investors meet (GIM) held last week in Bengaluru has indeed made me very popular across the world...
Sifting Truth From Dross
A multi-focal reading of the complex world of scavengers
Wages Of Whimsy
The tributes of wealth and a luminous beauty couldn’t keep Leela Naidu from her steady courting of failure
Fat Loss, Not Weight Loss
How do we know that we are lowering our body fat levels and not just our body weight, when we drop kilos?
Raajneeti
The first half has some drama to keep you glued but eventually it gets overlong, boring and tortuous.
Joshna Chinappa
The World No. 31 squash champion talks about her latest triumph, and CWG preparations.
London Diary
A London newspaper organised a race between three drivers equipped with the latest GPS systems and three seasoned London cabbies without GPS...
‘Identifying Telemarketers Is Very Difficult At Present’
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India chairman on whether there is hope for the future
Answer Back: It’s Her Calling Now
The story of a woman who did not take telemarketing harassment lying down but took action
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This Way The Naked Man Lies
There’s no hiding it, newer technologies will, literally, know your every position
Peeping Toms In Your Inbox
Nothing’s safe any more—not your mobile number, nor youre-mail—as they’re put on offer for the benefit of telemarketers
No Bigger Now Than Baramati?
The IPL disclosures are incidental. Pawar and his party are paying the price of myopia.
Knocks On The Door: It’s The Newspaper Boy
The peril of having your words rendered suspect and aired nationally
Nehru’s House Needs A Fresh Discovery
The once venerable Nehru Memorial Library is in peril
Dip Your Nib In Scepticism
Reporting the Ajmer blast case, the media asked no questions
Changing Their Stripes
Tribals as first line of defence in Project Tiger? Nallamala offers a complex case.
Capped Streams
An Islamic online cyclopaedia gets on its feet
The Censure Board Of India
Cinema’s freedoms will see more curbs than less if the draft amendments to the Cinematograph Act take effect
Neti, Neti...
The state unit prefers Yechury to Karat
Every Breath A Stranglehold
Bhopal’s night of December 2, 1984, recounted by a foreteller
The Elaichi Elixir
The World Tamil meet is being set up as a halo for Karunanidhi
Signals From Above
Dow is pressurising the PMO to let it enter India. The circus continues.
Dada And Kaka In Fever Pitch
In Calcutta and north Kerala, football fever takes on a new meaning as the World Cup draws near
Their Game, Our Game
Ever since the yellow-shirted Brazilians redefined The Beautiful Game 50 years ago, India is still in thrall of their romantic legacy