COVER STORY
The coupling of extreme religious nationalisms with private theft of the commons is potent politically
Outlook Magazine - 26 May 2014
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Modiji, a peaceful, prosperous India must be inclusive; force has its limits and its dangers; and capital has a nasty habit of disappearing overnight
Where does the Congress go after this decimation? Can it pull itself back?
CEO Modi will be on the job from day one, say team members. A look at his possible pet projects
What will be PM Modi’s focus in his first 100 days in office? An expert roadmap.
What Narendra Modi said at various places at the different stages of his election campaign
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Modiji, a peaceful, prosperous India must be inclusive; force has its limits and its dangers; and capital has a nasty habit of disappearing overnight
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How Twitter helped in the micromanaging of Elections 2014
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A partisan media propped Modi up. It must watch its own back now.
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Our Great Leader does with endearing native traits as he pleases
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Where does the Congress go after this decimation? Can it pull itself back?
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CEO Modi will be on the job from day one, say team members. A look at his possible pet projects
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What will be PM Modi’s focus in his first 100 days in office? An expert roadmap.
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What Narendra Modi said at various places at the different stages of his election campaign
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Modi’s campaign collapsed the gap between contesting and winning
OTHER STORIES
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It’s taken a Modi to rid India of a toxic ’70s Indira-Gandhianism
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Brand Modi was painstakingly designed, concentrating hugely on creating a powerful visual personality.
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Who bears the cost of repolling in the seat a candidate surrenders if he wins both?
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Campaign mastermind, ace poll strategist and Modi’s best man, Amit Shah is on the top
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Quod erat demonstrandum. The man does know his poll math.
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The vocabulary this election brought into currency. Presenting, an A-Z.
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What, many ask, can you expect of a man who does not even acknowledge his wife?
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I am more concerned about voices becoming silent out of fear, people deciding not to paint, sing or write in protest.
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First you kill their family members, then you arrest them—the Gujarat Model.
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I’m scared of what will happen to our shared and syncretic culture.
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The time to begin formulating answers is now. Our conscience as a nation may well depend on it.
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I was shocked that the statement we put out has already invited such criticism and outrage.
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We are getting deeper into the politics of segregation. Segregation breeds even more segregation.
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He is a phenomenal person, but not a statesman of any kind
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My greatest immediate fear is the attack on freedom of expression.
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On the sad break with the tradition of embracing polyphonic, unorthodox ideas
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Thinkers in many fields on their fears of what India under Modi might be like. Why should we be worried?
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The <i>Outlook</i> poll-vault winners.
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The <i>Outlook</i> team shares its experiences
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O come all ye faithful! Follow the wiper-out of the Congress!
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Our country can’t have more of the present. AAP may have an answer.
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The energy with which AAP has thrown itself into battle has left many surprised
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After a spell of perversity, the Left has to retake its path of idealism
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This time, netas got busy tweeting pictures from the front too
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Four of our oldest MPs, from the first Lok Sabha in 1952, ponder upon the politics of our times
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Congress, BJP businessmen-candidates chuck money in Allahabad’s tryst with a glut of cash
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Take a breath. Parties spent Rs 31,950 crore in the polls, with a little help from corporates.
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It may be the biggest show on earth, but India is not the only country doing a poll waltz in 2014
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The general election to constitute the 16th Lok Sabha will be remembered for a number of firsts.
