COVER STORY
Vrooming To Adventure
Adventure bikes are the best-suited two-wheelers for India’s infamous roads
Outlook Magazine - 26 June 2017
Shift It To Gearless Mode
Ever growing traffic and fuel-efficient tech make a case for automatic transmission
Boa Versus Python 2.0
The Baleno RS is a belated attempt at doing justice to the name of Maruti, the son of the wind god
‘The Centre And States Should Sit Together To Discuss Issues’
States have to take more onus in improving the lot of farmers, says BJP’s Kisan Morcha president Virendra Singh Mast, MP.
Cool Winds From Nagpur
The deep distress has not swayed the CM. For, Chouhan has an RSS shield around him.
Mumbai Diary
Mumbai is a melting pot of ideas, say Pink director Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury. "Laid-back and workaholic at once".
They Aren’t Beggars
As a society we have been terribly cruel to our cousins whom we have left behind in the farms to feed us in the cities...
Superficially Sport
Jerseys don’t make an athlete nor do decals make a car sporty
Shift It To Gearless Mode
Ever growing traffic and fuel-efficient tech make a case for automatic transmission
Boa Versus Python 2.0
The Baleno RS is a belated attempt at doing justice to the name of Maruti, the son of the wind god
An Eagle Eye Over The Farm
How technology will aid crisis-ridden agriculture
Details Awaited
The loan waiver will come...but how? Thereby hangs a fiscal tale.
‘The Centre And States Should Sit Together To Discuss Issues’
States have to take more onus in improving the lot of farmers, says BJP’s Kisan Morcha president Virendra Singh Mast, MP.
Cool Winds From Nagpur
The deep distress has not swayed the CM. For, Chouhan has an RSS shield around him.
Mumbai Diary
Mumbai is a melting pot of ideas, say Pink director Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury. "Laid-back and workaholic at once".
They Aren’t Beggars
As a society we have been terribly cruel to our cousins whom we have left behind in the farms to feed us in the cities...
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Masks Worn Behind Camera
The irresistible rise, and magnetic pull, of the Bollywood biopic
‘Mao Said If We Seized Power, There Would Be No Borders Between India, China’
After 1967's farmers' uprising in Naxalbari, Khundan Mullick fled to China to escape arrest. He recounts his meeting with none other than China's Mao Zedong...
‘Rape Victims Have No Clue About Legal Proceedings’
Deep inside the forests of Bastar, Malina, who is a functionary of the Jagargonda Area Committee, speaks on police atrocities in the Maoist heartland....
‘It Is Vital To Use Your Own Forces Like DRG, STF’
Special director-general (anti-Naxal operations), Chhattisgarh, D.M. Awasthi on "Why is it important to use local personnel in counter-insurgency operations?"
India’s Most Wanted Man
Rs 3 Crore bounty on his head
No Jeremiad Will Obstruct This New, New Labour
Britain’s demoralised public and confused political flailings are sought to be given a spine of principled, socialist steel by Jeremy Corbyn
A Flame Singes The Pitch
Shikhar Dhawan swaggers again in his old, English hunting grounds
Crown At The Colony’s Mercy
Officialdom, advertisers and a deluge of confident fanfare—this Champions Trophy is an Indian show
Lingua Guerre
Maoists learn Gondi, but not the police
Policing The Trust Ceiling
J&K’s two ruling parties manage an uneasy peace over how high non-IPS officers can rise in the police set-up
Demo And Other Demons In The Barn
The fresh farmer fury has a lot to do with demonetisation, bumper crop and a glut
The Well-Oiled Coco Comeback
Shadowed by new oil fads and bad publicity in the past, coconut oil makes a dashing re-entry
Jehadi Chickens Coming Home
The US lit the fires in West Asia. India must learn from its errors.
In The Shadow Of The Gun
The miserably poor adivasis of Bastar are caught between two armies, that of the State and the Maoists. The latest Maoist ambush has only made lives worse for villagers.
