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
It's raining money for Indian start-ups as global VCs sign on for a stake in the next big idea
It's raining money for Indian start-ups as global VCs sign on for a stake in the next big idea
OTHER STORIES
Adieus, Annavaru; Rules go into the fire; Fixed real quick; Firebrand doused
No star can stupefy the nature-loving Bishnoi
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>
Indo-Pak ties have clung on to the positives
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>
Barefoot women power engineers are spreading the light in a rural Andhra engulfed in despair by farmer suicides
Power to the people—rustic Kannadigas give it a new meaning
Corporate salaries are scaling up along with the economic boom
Pak feels India is propping up the Baloch war
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
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.
Elitist fashion is old hat, now it's spectator sport for one and all
Wasn't exactly Paris, though the influence was. Even so, the West liked what it saw on the Indian ramps this season. Verdict? Sold.
Drug abuse in India is on the rise. Small towns and villages are the new victims.
Gold is old. The new gals, and their moms, are dating carbon.
Is Dalmiya's suspension from the BCCI a result of his past deeds or is it a witch-hunt launched by his detractors?
Could become a whole nation's nightmare and lose us our few good things
A state initiative is imparting Dalit-Adivasis professional skill
Does the Congress truly back reservation or is it another poll-time gimmick?
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>
A systemic vacuum looms. What will fill it? Naxalites claim they have the answer. They already control one-third of India.
"If only Rohinton Mistry wasn't living abroad, he wouldn't have written such a bad novel." Meow!
This witty and very readable book is heavy on analysis but skimpy on Helen herself.
History meets memoir in fictional form to produce an engaging primer for our times
An AFMS report says lady officers are combat-ready
