COVER STORY
Marta’s stocks have outstripped Neymar’s, and how Jenna Bush let her hand do all the talking
Outlook Magazine - 22 August 2016
Independence Day Special
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CPI-M Secretary General Sitaram Yechury on the biggest challenge for the Left, the GST and other issues.
It is not the judiciary’s job to bring about changes in a statutory body, even if it is the controversial Board of Control for Cricket in India
Disciplined training with ‘periodisation’ plays a crucial role in making Usain Bolt an epitome of durability
Where has man lost his radars connecting with the divine? Why have we turned into consumer vampires?
A theatre fest in Hyderabad, a celebration of stillness in Mumbai and a play about a five-year-old boy during Partition in Delhi
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CPI-M Secretary General Sitaram Yechury on the biggest challenge for the Left, the GST and other issues.
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It is not the judiciary’s job to bring about changes in a statutory body, even if it is the controversial Board of Control for Cricket in India
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Disciplined training with ‘periodisation’ plays a crucial role in making Usain Bolt an epitome of durability
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Where has man lost his radars connecting with the divine? Why have we turned into consumer vampires?
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A theatre fest in Hyderabad, a celebration of stillness in Mumbai and a play about a five-year-old boy during Partition in Delhi
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
OTHER STORIES
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DMK MP Tiruchi Siva on 'the flawed and watered-down version' of the bill on transgenders introduced in the LS
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A journey into Mumbai’s transgender spaces reveals aspiration, hopelessness, drudgery and ties never to be broken
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Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce Jenner, an Olympic gold-winning decathlete, made headlines when she revealed her male-to-female transition in Vanity Fair story, in July last year.
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A recoiling society banishes transgenders to the wretched margins. As a bill in Parliament pledges protection, these Indians glimpse freedom.
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Private moneylending has always had its risks. So what about when it’s online?
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Let's show what we, the citizens, can do for India
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The Smart Cities Mission will only create enclaves where civic amenities are digitally handled with foreign software. It will end no urban woe.
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India must challenge the Pakistani narrative on Kashmir
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Our Pak policy: neither big stick, nor soft dialogue
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A random sample from the British periodicals
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A racy plot replete with love, lust, insanity, illicit affairs, power dynamics and fatal guilt.
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The hard work, sweat and tears that go into the making of a champ are depicted well
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The fifth installment featuring the CIA assassin with a memory loss and identity problem
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All the chatter and goss from around the world.
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The winner of MasterChef India Season 2 on her new book, <em>Sinfully Yours</em>, and her great journey from homemaker to chef
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How a book launch in Delhi turned political and remembering Anil Arora
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A RBI governor remembers his doughty fights, but cuts down on the math
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For his ability to do what his critics least expect him to.
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What should the Republic of India resolve to do as she enters her platinum jubilee year if she were an individual?
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The Argentine obsession with beef is matched only by a similar fixation with dulce-de-leche, aka caramel
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Business in bitesizes
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The life-stories all have a common core. The early awareness of difference, a bodily and affective strand that set them apart. Then the confusion and degrees of rejection, and lastly the triumphal joy of claiming their true self. Minu Ittyipe talks to six trans people.
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Abused by a relative at six, Laxmi saw how patriarchy tried to crush her femininity. And she made it come back to crush them, ‘those straight men with wives and kids’.
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Diesel is the scapegoat in the State’s desperate bid to control pollution
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Ancient Buddhist traditions tolerated transgenders; many Hindu traditions still have them linked with deities. A fluid sexuality was a way of life for Indic culture.
