COVER STORY
Should Sushmaji be categorised as an opponent? Certainly not. But she is an esteemed, honourable colleague...
Outlook Magazine - 13 June 2011
Indian culture, the toast currently in France, is served with Gallic business interests and arrogance
A caveat: Is the Lokpal the right authority to investigate judges? Legal luminaries think otherwise.
There are a few who think including the PM under Lokpal would lead to chaos
No one’s buying the government’s desperate arguments to keep the prime minister above Lokpal scrutiny
An outspoken journalist is silenced in Pakistan. The ISI, the main suspect, protests in discomfiture.
Public fury and government reaction has the corporate sector burying its heads in the sand
Ordinary Indians cry out loud: 61% want PM under the Lokpal while 60% want SC judges and MPs covered
What’s behind the Congress’s sly contortions for Ramdev?
Indian culture, the toast currently in France, is served with Gallic business interests and arrogance
A caveat: Is the Lokpal the right authority to investigate judges? Legal luminaries think otherwise.
There are a few who think including the PM under Lokpal would lead to chaos
No one’s buying the government’s desperate arguments to keep the prime minister above Lokpal scrutiny
An outspoken journalist is silenced in Pakistan. The ISI, the main suspect, protests in discomfiture.
Suspicions, theories abound. The D6 gas imbroglio reaches combustion levels.
Public fury and government reaction has the corporate sector burying its heads in the sand
Ordinary Indians cry out loud: 61% want PM under the Lokpal while 60% want SC judges and MPs covered
OTHER STORIES
Wikipedia is betting on its Indian language versions to drive growth
The BJP leadership fight is out in the open again. Jaitley and Sushma circle each other.
Strength of numbers and a flattened DMK let Jaya keep her combativeness on a leash
New initiatives are making an industry out of independent rock
A PPP initiative brings a glow to Jal Mahal. Also many questions.
A three-member inquiry panel enumerates specific charges against Dinakaran
When Bollywood genuflects to the suits, it begins to smell a bit
The real treat is reserved for the biriyani buffet that appears during the weekends.
While the guessing game is on about the characters from Delhi’s social circles in literary impresario Namita Gokhale’s latest novel, let’s see if you can recognise this one...
India talks to itself via Bollywood and Anupama Chopra is there with a sharp ear listening and reporting back. Paisa vasool.
The raised, inflamed Islamism of Maryam Jameelah, and her portrayal of her mentor, Maulana Maududi
The promise is undone minutes into the film
The quintessential commercial entertainer, with its biggest strength being its strong contextualisation.
The actress and TV host on her new show
Ranthambore is perhaps the best place in the world to sight the tiger; they are unusually un-shy here, and frequently seen even in broad daylight.
