COVER STORY
Rohit Shetty—cool hand gatherer of BO hits, impervious to criticism, smasher of cars
Outlook Magazine - 1 September 2014
Pakistan’s in ferment and is anyway an uneasy issue with the BJP. Modi feels dismissing it now works for his strongman image.
Is it the ‘statesman’ of this picture or the one who prefers tough talk over dialogue?
Chennai turns 375 even as the old and the new stay ‘gridlocked by progress’
A stuck Jindal project in Bengal doesn’t go down well with Mamata
Imran, Qadri hem in on the Sharif regime as the army stands tall
Pakistan’s in ferment and is anyway an uneasy issue with the BJP. Modi feels dismissing it now works for his strongman image.
Is it the ‘statesman’ of this picture or the one who prefers tough talk over dialogue?
Sikh groups, women take umbrage at idea of having a Gandhi statue at Westminster
It’s a British-Tamil creation, only just shedding its marinade
Chennai sucks, it’s stuck in its own illusory cultural sophistication
Chennai rocks, the ‘Madrasis’ make it a city that works
Chennai turns 375 even as the old and the new stay ‘gridlocked by progress’
OTHER STORIES
More government took Himachal near the top of development indices
With boundless energy, BKS kept the best ideals of yoga alive
Business in bitesizes
“You only have a single-entry Israeli visa,” she said. “How will you re-enter the country when you leave Gaza?”
His arrogance and open defiance of Modi during the campaign costs Varun dearly
110-year-old Tunday’s sets up a food mall
The Playboy Club opens in the Telangana capital...but alas, no bunnies
The PM reads out the obituary of the institution
The second Indian to receive a fellowship from the Royal College of Music in London on her career in opera
Singer Patricia Rozario’s resounding success did not cut her from her roots
The Amit Shah-Modi combine has even marginalised the RSS
China’s progress impresses Modi, but at what cost has it come?
The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
A scholarly investigation into the top-secret visit of Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s second-in-command, to Britain in 1941.
Six novellas from Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Tamil, Malayalam and Marathi literature offer a glimpse into different Indian realities for a bhasha-deprived generation
Patchy in the masala entertainment quotient: some flavourful scenes, and also long and insipid sequences.
This is what experts call the Stockholm Syndrome, where the captive audience falls in love with the captors (aka actors)
The actress on her debut role in the American series <i>Homeland</i> as ISI agent Tasneem Kureshi
My PK poster (railway track, nude posterior and transistor et al) is my tribute to the Marilyn legend
