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Outlook Magazine - 26 December 2011
Sex Special: Autumn Sonata
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As you grow in age and experience, believing in one’s sexiness is valid in theory—and in practice
Choice, exhibitionism, experimentation...sex has become open to all this, but is it a conversation point?
Global corporate love and its spawn, today’s sex surveys, just mimic our Kamasutra-vintage caste structures
Indian couples are exploring a few ‘open’ ways out of desultory middle life
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The fine print may hold it up, but an anti-graft bill is on its way
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All round bad news shakes the economy, but a few still see a light
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As you grow in age and experience, believing in one’s sexiness is valid in theory—and in practice
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Choice, exhibitionism, experimentation...sex has become open to all this, but is it a conversation point?
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It’s plastic love. No assembly required. Batteries extra.
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Men (and women) to adore and get allured by...
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A story of love come lately and marriage at mid-age
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Global corporate love and its spawn, today’s sex surveys, just mimic our Kamasutra-vintage caste structures
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Indian couples are exploring a few ‘open’ ways out of desultory middle life
OTHER STORIES
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94% Indians under 45 say their sex life rocks. How do middle-aged Indians balance family, friends, career, travel, fantasy, fitness — and still have all the fun?
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The second Bonn meet on Afghanistan built on the first. Will inertia hit?
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Some basic, erroneous ideas about the ’71 Indo-Pak war need to be deflated
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Nearby slum-dwellers overcame the hospital barriers to climb pipes and save a few more lives
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Fire norms are given a routine go-by, making tragedies inevitable
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Recession? What's dat? While publishers in the West are feeling the effects of the downturn, publishers here are buying almost anything.
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Audacious in scale, the panorama made by Mazhar Ali Khan in 1846 gives a 360-degree perspective of the Red Fort and Shahjahanabad
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Thapar’s tales of his beloved tigers, the wrangle over conservation, the few good people, an endnote of hope
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Falls way short of the expectations set by the debut outing: it's not even a basic, entertaining masala film.
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The artist on co-curating An Artist’s Quest, a retrospective of her father K.K. Hebbar’s works, on display at the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Delhi
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I believe my random thoughts will be something that generations of future journalists will profit from. A sampling
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Although Mario and I had little in common temperamentally, I adored him, felt privileged in his company, envied his impeccable correctness—in manners and grace.
