COVER STORY
Shahid Kapur
On his upcoming megabudget film <i>Kaminey</i>
Outlook Magazine - 17 August 2009
Omar Abdullah
We Abdullahs never quit. We just resign. As dad succinctly put it: “It’s okay ‘beta’ to resign because one can re-sign on again.”
The Spill Bill Is Here
The nuclear liability bill rests only on a clear bias towards foreign suppliers
A Fat Lot Of Trouble
Burger-fattened youth should watch out. Life is a misery when in the maws of Syndrome X.
“Food Aid And Commerce Don’t Go Together”
NDA convenor points out serious lapses in commerce minister Anand Sharma’s statement on the rice scam in Lok Sabha
“Exports Can’t Be At The Cost Of Internal Food Security”
The father of Green Revolution says export of foodgrains can take place only after securing food for everyone
Omar Abdullah
We Abdullahs never quit. We just resign. As dad succinctly put it: “It’s okay ‘beta’ to resign because one can re-sign on again.”
The Spill Bill Is Here
The nuclear liability bill rests only on a clear bias towards foreign suppliers
A Fat Lot Of Trouble
Burger-fattened youth should watch out. Life is a misery when in the maws of Syndrome X.
“Food Aid And Commerce Don’t Go Together”
NDA convenor points out serious lapses in commerce minister Anand Sharma’s statement on the rice scam in Lok Sabha
“Exports Can’t Be At The Cost Of Internal Food Security”
The father of Green Revolution says export of foodgrains can take place only after securing food for everyone
The Rice Diaries
PSUs are being made the scapegoats, but the rice scam went beyond their ambit
A Little Largesse
Increments are back, in small packs though
The Hockey Stick Man
Ramrao Patil, garbage man, goon and neta. His rise and fall.
A Carrion Crow
Nashik’s garbage boys are victims, the Buta-son bust brings out the stink
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Who’ll Turn Off The Gas?
The Ambani gas feud shows the petroleum ministry in a poor light. Will India feel the burn?
A Mean Curry
Sublime Andhra pachadis, spicy-tangy seafood, the best Kerala porottas in Delhi, and the fluffiest home-style dosas.
Taxila Diary
Taxila is not far away from the volatile situation in Swat valley and within easy reach of the Taliban...
Love Aaj Kal
You like the film but don’t fall hopelessly in love with it. It’s a film with sense and sensibility; I wish it had more soul.
WADA: Dope On The Controversy
So what's the whole hoo-haa about?
Home Alone
An ‘intrusive’ doping rule concerns all. Indian cricketers raise the lone banner of revolt.
The Art Of Being Radiant
Unlike Leela Naidu, Gayatri Devi’s appeal rests on more than mere pulchritude
Cradling Hope
A lesbian couple decides to go for a baby
Open Hearing
Kerala HC judges serve up legal aid on TV
Gone With The Wind
The jasmine has lost its fragrance in the eyes of youth
Pilgrim’s Repose
An ancient Indian link to the holy land stands firm amid all the turbulence
As Ram Quivers...
Two deep breaths, two sips. The urine test takes its toll.
Pure Cow-Ka Cola
Can you manage waste? Get a charge out of what desi cows can’t digest.
‘Doing’ Justice
Justice can’t ignore lives we are capable of leading, argues Amartya Sen
“I Prefer To Fight Today’s Battles”
The Amartya Sen you didn't know: on niti and nyaya, the Left, Manmohan, Rahul, Sikh riots, Modi
Bunking Is Not Allowed
India needs more, cheaper, varsities and vocational training centres
It’s Menon’s Fault
Many foreign secys have shown the will to speak truth to power
