COVER STORY
At the recent Kitab festival, the Hollywood star and author of the <i>Lotus Grows in the Mud</i> combined reminiscence, humour and the joys of meditation with her blonde mane andcleavage that showed off her brand new tan
Outlook Magazine - 24 April 2006
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It's raining money for Indian start-ups as global VCs sign on for a stake in the next big idea
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It's raining money for Indian start-ups as global VCs sign on for a stake in the next big idea
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OTHER STORIES
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Adieus, Annavaru; Rules go into the fire; Fixed real quick; Firebrand doused
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No star can stupefy the nature-loving Bishnoi
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Three nights in jail, and it may be just a start. Is Salman a victim of his celebrityhood? Or is the law right in making him a test case?<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=284 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Indo-Pak ties have clung on to the positives
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The 44-nation NSG vets the Indo-US N-deal too. But the signs are positive.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=4 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Barefoot women power engineers are spreading the light in a rural Andhra engulfed in despair by farmer suicides
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Power to the people—rustic Kannadigas give it a new meaning
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Corporate salaries are scaling up along with the economic boom
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Pak feels India is propping up the Baloch war
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The man widely regarded as Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's right-hand man claims India is playing the Great Game inside Afghanistan and paints the possibility of it destabilising the region
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You cannot look for a logical plot in Shaadi... but you do expect some nice lines and ribtickling situations. But these are few and far between.
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Elitist fashion is old hat, now it's spectator sport for one and all
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Wasn't exactly Paris, though the influence was. Even so, the West liked what it saw on the Indian ramps this season. Verdict? Sold.
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Drug abuse in India is on the rise. Small towns and villages are the new victims.
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Gold is old. The new gals, and their moms, are dating carbon.
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Is Dalmiya's suspension from the BCCI a result of his past deeds or is it a witch-hunt launched by his detractors?
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Could become a whole nation's nightmare and lose us our few good things
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A state initiative is imparting Dalit-Adivasis professional skill
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Does the Congress truly back reservation or is it another poll-time gimmick?
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As did Amit, Risha, Parag and many like them. Quotas empowered them to take on challenges. Here's their side of the story.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=90 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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A systemic vacuum looms. What will fill it? Naxalites claim they have the answer. They already control one-third of India.
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"If only Rohinton Mistry wasn't living abroad, he wouldn't have written such a bad novel." Meow!
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This witty and very readable book is heavy on analysis but skimpy on Helen herself.
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History meets memoir in fictional form to produce an engaging primer for our times
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An AFMS report says lady officers are combat-ready
