COVER STORY
‘Crucial Evidence Has Fallen Through The Cracks’
The co-author of <i>When a Tree Shook Delhi: The 1984 Carnage and its Aftermath</i> on his upcoming book <i>The Fiction of Fact-finding: Modi and Godhra</i>.
Outlook Magazine - 17 February 2014
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Nine hours, two sessions, 71 questions; yet, as a new book examines, all SIT’s done is put Modi’s defence on record, not challenge contradictions
Reading The Map To Delhi
Having lost the ‘federal front’ race to the CPI(M), Didi can only hope for a post-poll alliance
The Late Bloomers
The Manipal Institute of Technology is an under-appreciated and under-recognised seat of learning.
There Must Be A Better Way
Our cities are Places of Hope. More’s the reason leaders stand up for them.
Now That’s One Sick Varial
Set up the ramp, the kids have got themselves wheels. Skateboarding is the new rage.
Beyond Iftaar Partisanship
Are Muslims looking at the Congress and the BJP in terms of who is better at governance and managing the economy?
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Nine hours, two sessions, 71 questions; yet, as a new book examines, all SIT’s done is put Modi’s defence on record, not challenge contradictions
Reading The Map To Delhi
Having lost the ‘federal front’ race to the CPI(M), Didi can only hope for a post-poll alliance
The Late Bloomers
The Manipal Institute of Technology is an under-appreciated and under-recognised seat of learning.
Satya, Part II
What does Microsoft's appointment of its new CEO highlight? 10 key things.
Read And Weep
IRS 2013 figures leave print media smarting
Smokescreen City
The national capital has lost the fight it was winning against pollution
There Must Be A Better Way
Our cities are Places of Hope. More’s the reason leaders stand up for them.
Now That’s One Sick Varial
Set up the ramp, the kids have got themselves wheels. Skateboarding is the new rage.
Beyond Iftaar Partisanship
Are Muslims looking at the Congress and the BJP in terms of who is better at governance and managing the economy?
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
To Fit Inside These Doors
Pawar is trying every trick in the book to stay relevant after the LS polls
The Code Has Been Modified
The BJP-Shiv Sena alliance is set in poll position in Maharashtra
The House Of The Upper Crust
Has the upper house of Parliament become a chamber of lobbying and influence-mongering?
Who’s Complaining?
Opposition to sops never comes from the huts of the poor, only from the drawing rooms of the affluent.
Perks Of An Election
To freebie or not to freebie, it is no question for political parties
The Picture Looks Within
Four documentaries look at cinematic subjects and their enveloping histories
Head-In-Right-Place Asana
It’s up to us to value Yoga the way we value and hold on to our other property—real estate.
Bibliofile
“If half the year a certain bunch of writers are only going from one litfest to another, when do they ever sit down to write?”
Dark Arts From Singhbhum
A loving and careful recounting of the Santhal way of life
Warp, Weft, Village Life
Two fine books of photos, one frames the interface of dance and textile, the other a Bengal village
Amrit Kiran Singh
Area director of Brown Forman Spirits, on launching Sinatra Select and the legend's love of Jack Daniel’s
Drishyam
Writer-director Jeethu Joseph’s Malayalam film Drishyam works on a similar premise of <i>Rashomon</i>
12 Years A Slave
A sprawling and extremely unsettling epic on enslavement and liberation
Praful Patel
I am a businessman first and then a politician. I don’t speak out of turn...
Delhi Diary
So was there anything that Rahul Gandhi did ‘right’ in the Arnab Goswami interview?
