COVER STORY
Wrist, Finger And Revolution
This season, an Indian spin trio has laid low all visiting batsmen. To harness the conditions, the Australians have come with a five-pronged spin attack. Can it deliver?
Outlook Magazine - 6 March 2017
The Man Who Could Be King
To avoid another proxy CM going rogue, Sasikala’s nephew T.T.V Dinakaran has been given the reins
Currents Beneath PM’s Kashi
The emergent dynamics of social engineering seem to have perplexed many a UP voter. The winds aren’t definite yet.
Ostentatious Obligations
An austerity bill by a luxury biker has few rich takers desperate to splurge
A Surti On Lake Victoria
Extensively trodden by Chinese capital, Rwanda and Uganda offer India a trade invite it can’t decline
‘There Is More To Me Than This, I Said For Ten Years, But None Believed’
Shahid Kapoor on <em>Rangoon</em>, his third film with Vishal Bhardwaj and why shooting for it was tougher than <em>Haider</em>
Booked For A Rough Ride
Lured in by huge incentives initially, radio taxi drivers feel betrayed by their companies
The Key Accused Made Similar Bid In The Past
Suni sought to misbehave with a senior artiste
Sordid Twist In The Script
Criminality is gaining grip over Malayalam cinema.
The Man Who Could Be King
To avoid another proxy CM going rogue, Sasikala’s nephew T.T.V Dinakaran has been given the reins
Currents Beneath PM’s Kashi
The emergent dynamics of social engineering seem to have perplexed many a UP voter. The winds aren’t definite yet.
Ostentatious Obligations
An austerity bill by a luxury biker has few rich takers desperate to splurge
Crushed Jaffa Oranges
Trump’s remarks raise the fearful spectre of a single Jewish-Palestinian state
A Surti On Lake Victoria
Extensively trodden by Chinese capital, Rwanda and Uganda offer India a trade invite it can’t decline
‘There Is More To Me Than This, I Said For Ten Years, But None Believed’
Shahid Kapoor on <em>Rangoon</em>, his third film with Vishal Bhardwaj and why shooting for it was tougher than <em>Haider</em>
Booked For A Rough Ride
Lured in by huge incentives initially, radio taxi drivers feel betrayed by their companies
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Drawing The Net Closer
Stingier customers, a digital shift, Brexit and an H-1B scare have slashed IT profits. But leading Indian firms have caught sight of a smarter path.
Barrels Deter Goodwill Goal
The army’s bid to win Kashmiri hearts has often fired back. Is Operation Sadbhavana effective enough?
The Level Playing Field
A unique football tournament in Malappuram, Kerala, breaks the gender barriers on the field
Fizz In The Argument
Can beer be ‘strong’? Yes, in India. For reasons that remain disputed.
The BIS Miracle Of Labels
A break-down of what the West calls alcohol and how we make the same stuff. You will spot the difference.
The Rs 41,000 Crore Trick Called IMFL
It is a miracle worked by the Bureau of Indian Standards that turns spirit made of molasses—plain desi daru—into whisky, rum and brandy with a lot of added colour and flavour
Tales From The Far Pavilions
The irrepressible Kohli and BCCI reforms may have pole positions, but the Wisden India Almanack is crammed with tasty cricketing treats
