COVER STORY
डोनाल्ड ट्रम्प की पागल गरज व्यापक रूप से घृणा जगाती है, लेकिन यह उकसाती भी है। सबसे ज्यादा ध्रुवीकरण वाले इस व्यक्ति की बढ़त, खूबियों और खामियों की पड़ताल
Outlook Magazine - 21 March 2016
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He is great at business. His politics will be even better, never mind all that he says—he’s only playing the media.
Donald Trump’s lunatic bluster largely disgusts, but it galvanises too. Tracing the rise, appeal and flaws of this most polarising man.
Two players from the tech space on whether an individual’s privacy can be compromised in the name of national security
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The myths, lies & insults of Donald Trump
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He is great at business. His politics will be even better, never mind all that he says—he’s only playing the media.
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Are Trump’s campaign tactics really enough for his ambition?
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Donald Trump’s lunatic bluster largely disgusts, but it galvanises too. Tracing the rise, appeal and flaws of this most polarising man.
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Though we don’t speak ill of the dead, even a dead airline...
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Two players from the tech space on whether an individual’s privacy can be compromised in the name of national security
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Business in bitesizes
OTHER STORIES
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Celebrating the folk music of Nagaland, an exhibition on Bengal's 20th century revivalists and the fifth Pune heritage festival.
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If pencil hatchings and guitar chords can tell a story, you’ll see and hear it in <em>In Any Tongue</em>.
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The racy plot bounds forward with some superb performances...a thriller worth watching
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Tries to mirror Mahabharata’s relevance in today’s troubled world.
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A random sample from the British periodicals
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Peedom is the director of Sherpa, the critically acclaimed documentary on the travails of the Sherpa community. It will be aired on the Discovery channel.
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The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
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Kaushik Basu's latest book, launching P. Chidambaram's book about being in the opposition and Navayana's grandest one so far
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A complex, ambiguous world where the laws of gravity work slightly differently
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Ferrante brings her tetralogy to an expectation-defying, triumphant end
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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Ely is quintessential small-town America: well-to-do farmers, a lot of love for nature, backpacking, canoeing trails...
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For reminding Haryana’s chief minister that “any investor looks for security and law and order”
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The fracas in Delhi over the ‘World Culture Festival’ has allowed a sneak peek of a dangerous new phenomenon.
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Classic motors are a sight to behold, and more Indians are in their hopeless thrall than ever
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DMK or AIADMK? Vijaykanth holds his cards close to his chest, he’s not telling yet.
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Rushdie as a randy, callous, envy-filled geriatric. Padma is all poison ink in her revenge memoir. We, the voyeurs.
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Malayalam stars get political, an itch so far left unscratched
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Once India’s burger destination, corporate squabbles and a static menu have all but broken McDonald’s
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Modi’s ‘adarsh’ villages have more to show on posters than on the ground
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Actress and emerging BJP leader Roopa Ganguly on the growing hold of her party in Bengal and why she joined politics
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Student leader Kanhaiya Kumar on how he has changed and what he sees as his future.
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A blue-eyed boy’s mission runs into opposition
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It’s the Freedom Movement, circa 2016, led by a young man with fire in his belly and a silver tongue. Kanhaiya Kumar’ spoke of azadi, “but from hunger, poverty, the caste system.” Dilip Bobb lists the 20 other things that we want azadi from as soon
