COVER STORY
'Panditji always acknowledged that he saw the most passion for music in people from Kolkata'
Outlook Magazine - 24 December 2012
Sex Special 2012
Just like there’s no ‘right man/ ideal woman’ to get married to, there is no ‘best’ exercise.
30% of urban youth don’t think there’s anything wrong with homosexuality; 73% agree that incest is a big issue in India
What the media-savvy Congress MP and steel tycoon has to say
In the first exclusive interview on the war with Jindal, the non-executive chairman of Zee speaks out
The trading of charges between Zee News and the Jindal group is a tangle in which the truth is lost
Just like there’s no ‘right man/ ideal woman’ to get married to, there is no ‘best’ exercise.
30% of urban youth don’t think there’s anything wrong with homosexuality; 73% agree that incest is a big issue in India
On the journey to hear Panditji play ‘live’
His sitar believed that purity can’t be soiled by change
Chasing the last leg of the campaign and the first phase of election
What the media-savvy Congress MP and steel tycoon has to say
In the first exclusive interview on the war with Jindal, the non-executive chairman of Zee speaks out
The trading of charges between Zee News and the Jindal group is a tangle in which the truth is lost
A slow climax to online sales of adult products in India
OTHER STORIES
Virtue, still respected, is more lack of opportunity. Young India is more sexed; women the agents of change.
The author of <i>Like A Virgin</i> on the notion of reproduction without sex.
Bridging the gap between male and female sexuality
State leaders are finding it tough to retain flock
Desi convicts in UAE get chance to serve out time in Indian jails
Malegaon’s weaving industry unites against a power tariff hike
A paradise within thee, happier far. Goa is all beached up.
Given his legal troubles and political base, possibly play a role akin to Laloo Prasad Yadav’s.
Scary thought: the communal card being flashed nationally
The Cyber and the Indian sexual landscape. From lad mags to e-voyeurism, VHS to MMS scandals.
A prying Pakistani state might slice liberty, but sex will out, in solitary prurience and velvety undergrounds
Played <i>Where is Namma Thalaivar Rajini? </i> (Where’s our chief Rajni) on Facebook yet?
At ease with her material, Bajaj flirts with stereotypes, only to spring a twist that glimpses into humanity’s profound ability to be lofty.
A journalistic memoir is gimlet-eyed about the Emergency, but drools before a cabal of indifference and preferment
The definitive biography of enfant terrible Sanjay Gandhi, reissued
The Paris-based author on her love for poetry and dance, and scripting Akram Khan’s <i>Desh</i>.
What does one say of a comedy where you can laugh at precisely one moment?
Lying on a bed of arrows on the battlefield at Kurukshetra to impart a lesson to the world and the IOC
Chennai continues to have a robust image and is still, as the song goes, <i>Madras nalla Madras</i>