COVER STORY
Want to ‘burn’ 500 calories in the hope of losing weight? Count your efforts, not your calories
Outlook Magazine - 7 May 2012
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The smell of cordite over Bofors has subsided, but one question nags still: why did Bofors pay Q? Thereby hangs a shameful tale of missed chances.
The northern states are pulling away as growth stutters in the once arrogant south. In this exclusive extract, the author posits the fresh challenges facing India in its bid to be a breakout nation.
Besieged in Af-Pak and festering with sores, Pakistan sees the virtues of peace with India
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The smell of cordite over Bofors has subsided, but one question nags still: why did Bofors pay Q? Thereby hangs a shameful tale of missed chances.
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Public lives, private acts. Where do we draw the line?
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The South has no cause to rise again. Its sun has yet to set.
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The northern states are pulling away as growth stutters in the once arrogant south. In this exclusive extract, the author posits the fresh challenges facing India in its bid to be a breakout nation.
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Why refuse to recognise a change in mindset for what it is?
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A ISI-hosted dinner serves as the platform for moderate views
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Besieged in Af-Pak and festering with sores, Pakistan sees the virtues of peace with India
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A whole history of mistrust and failed dialogue stalks this ‘diplomacy’
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Alex Paul Menon, energetic and idealistic, was a soft target
OTHER STORIES
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Quota is tough. False terror arrests prove an easier entry point.
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Couples from countries across the world—chiefly Islamic countries and Africa—are seeking babies in Indian clinics
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Students raise a storm over rules teachers say are for their own good
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More highways at what cost? How the PPP model is at odds with the land.
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Patients of clinical trials have their rights truncated
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UP and Sindh, joined by history, divided by secular democracy
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Don’t brand the EWS children. Instead, integrate them better.
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Ovenbirds are churning out cakes by the baker’s dozen
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Flipkart and other online bookshops seem to have hit the old-fashioned shelves-and-ladder bookshops...
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Possibly the one fault with this book, as with most Indian sports biographies: is this man perfect?
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A post-Partition torpor marks time for the sole occupants of a kotha and an akhara. A work of crisp magic.
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It’s been so long since a movie elicited laughs without cringes. It is unapologetic, unadulterated fun
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The author and poet on <i>Everything Begins Elsewhere</i>, her new collection of poems
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I will never have tea with a CPI(M) worker. I will never attend CPI(M) weddings. I won’t be seen in the company of CPI(M) supporters...
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“Why am I not in this book?” Howard Jacobson, winner of the Man Booker Prize, wanted to know...
