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Outlook Magazine - 15 October 2012
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An experiment in cash transfers in a Delhi slum gets a mixed reception
Hard-nosed economics guides the Kelkar report. But will politics let reason rule?
The threat of violence and New Delhi’s continued neglect could pull out J&K’s democracy by its roots
What brands go for is personality, looks and performance. Virat scores on all three.
Despite a cultivated aura of unapproachability, Virat Kohli’s story has been a most relatable one
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An experiment in cash transfers in a Delhi slum gets a mixed reception
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Hard-nosed economics guides the Kelkar report. But will politics let reason rule?
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The TMC threatens to bite the domestic hand; the DMK growls
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Popular demand for FDI in retail in Punjab startles the ruling BJP-Akali Dal
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The threat of violence and New Delhi’s continued neglect could pull out J&K’s democracy by its roots
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Kohli, the young prince with a golden bat, is ripe for T20 captaincy
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Frost-bite at the summit for Captain Cool?
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What brands go for is personality, looks and performance. Virat scores on all three.
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Despite a cultivated aura of unapproachability, Virat Kohli’s story has been a most relatable one
OTHER STORIES
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His attitude is part Vicky Donor, part Punter. Are we looking at the future?
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Miss Marple with Pancakes and Mexican Potato. Harry Potter with a Hoagie Sandwich and Hot Chocolate. Some of the combos you can savour here
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J.K. Rowling’s first book for grown-up Muggles, <i>The Casual Vacancy</i>, is the fastest selling book ever, about 2.6 million sold already
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A mass of fascinating trivia based on the vivid memoirs penned by many members of the fishing-for-a-husband fleet
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A gallery of Indian landscapes—from the orderliness of the Company School to modernists’ abstractions in impasto
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Arvind Kejriwal’s public rift with Anna must not distract us from the necessity of his political foray
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Shah and Modi are making the most of his entry into Gujarat on the eve of the assembly polls
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Narendra Modi's right-hand man, facing charges in encounter killings, recently named as the kingpin in the killing of Tulsiram Prajapati, remains defiant
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Amit Shah, Modi’s most invaluable asset, can well become a liability. The CBI has implicated him, and the charge is murder.
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The HC wants toddy shops to close shop
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An <i>Outlook</i>-IBN investigation, conducted over several months, catches policemen and others spilling the beans on the shoddy investigation into the disappearance of Swami Shankardev, Baba Ramdev’s guru
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The Osho commune, nay Meditation Resort is beset with fraud charges
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Ajit Pawar isn’t the only one, an entire roster of NCP biggies are facing charges
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"We wanted to show our readers that Hina and Bilawal, though high-profile, are also human. They too are looking for companionship."
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The forgotten ashram in Sodepur, near Calcutta, was where a conflicted Gandhi put ahimsa on trial
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What is it about Telangana that makes all parties indecisive?
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Alas, the fragrant Sufi core of Sunniism is drying up
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My painful memories of being sexually exploited by Sunil rushed back when I heard he was criticising the ban on Nazrul Islam’s book.”
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Sometimes, good movies can be made on the trifles of life than on a big idea. Gauri Shinde has made one
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The United Art Fair founder-director, on pushing boundaries and the state of art
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If I can drown my sorrow in song, it would be “Yeh kya hua, kaise hua, kab hua, kyon hua...”
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My unscientific theory: Salman knew his satanic novel would create a controversy but that it wouldn’t be bad for sales