So How Do You Want To Carve It?
The government is sitting on the re lease of the caste census data fearing it would open a Pandora’s box
Spare Some Change
Social spends have been cut, rural India is in crisis, have we got the growth story wrong?
‘Gajendra Chauhan Is Not The Right Choice. He Must Resign.’
Veteran film maker Adoor Gopalakrishnan voices support for the striking students of FTII.
‘We Want Changes, But Through People’s Will’
Iranian film maker Manijeh Hekmat speaks about Iran, its women and other issues.
Floating On Shiraz
On the eve of a sanction-free life, a bruised but proud Iran wears its elegant look and is poised for prosperity
Little Gujarat In CBI Headquarters
Old loyalists from Gujarat are being rewarded with the bureau’s top posts; it won’t be long before one of them becomes director
Polly In Fine Fetter
The agency steps in to investigate Vyapam but is the parrot out of the cage yet?
She Flies Just Past The Chin
Next time you decide to let things go at a pub, watch out for the woman bouncer
‘I’m Not Against Mining, Big Projects, But Displacement Should Be Minimal’
Union tribal affairs minister Jual Oram on how he supports mining but wants minimum displacement of tribals.
So Last Season
The IPL, as we knew it, had a meteoric life. The format it was created in required living dangerously.
One Half, Fully Empty?
Chhabria and Mallya were friends, then bitter foes. At the end of hostilities, came the role reversal.
‘This Vigilance Probe Is Politically Motivated’
HPCA president Anurag Singh Thakur responds to the charges made against him in the HP govt's vigilance probe.
I Hereby Select My Self...
The IPL story rages on, but BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur has wildfires at home to put out
Why I LoveOutlook
It presents news to its readers as it is and not as what they think it is or ought to be.
Why I Love To Hate Outlook
The articles usually stand unbiased, but some writers have their own nuances.
Bibliofile
This shifting loyalties in the publishing world, holy books and characters falling from grace in sequels
Spineless Meets Ugly Duckling
Sidharth Bhatia’s book is invaluable to anyone interested in the early history of Indian cinema.
That Smell In His Ink
A translation faithful to the original and a sampling of Manto’s rarer non-fiction makes this book worthwhile
In A Lagan Nu Custard
This is a place designed for only one thing, and that is the serious enjoyment of food.
Thomas Lodi
The US oncology specialist on cancer in India, and his proposal of healing it with a raw vegan diet
Amy
It’s about Amy Winehouse's phenomenal voice and songs but also about the personal, dysfunctional self.
'Income Tax Should Be Extended To Broader Groups'
The author of the surprise international bestseller, <i>Capital, in the 21st Century</i>, thinks that abolishing Income Tax is not a good idea