COVER STORY
Crossings
Saparmurat Niyazov, Ardh Kumbh, Momofoku Ando, Iwao Takamoto, Keith Ellison & Plutoed
Outlook Magazine - 22 January 2007
Bull's Eye
The BJP in government had no differences with the Congress on the nuclear deal, on economic reforms or on Pakistan. The Left Front opposes the first two...
Bhavna Thakur
Founder and artistic director of Alter Ego Productions, which recently staged David Freeman's play <i>A First Class Man </i>in New York.
Hip, Hype & Hyper Reality
Will the Channel 4 show finally turn the starlet into a star? She's sure working on it. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=130 target=_blank>More Coverage</a>
Ahead, Quicksand
The dictator's death is just one stride in the US' imperial plans. But the future now is boggier.
Babel
Takes us through four stories about frail relationships that show how diverse destinies can get intertwined
Hutch, Anyone?
In this cold January, much heat is being generated in the corporate arena as Hutch goes up for sale and Tatas size up CSN for Corus
Aid On Many Fronts
One organisation's three-decade-long fight against poverty and ignorance in Pune's slums
Bull's Eye
The BJP in government had no differences with the Congress on the nuclear deal, on economic reforms or on Pakistan. The Left Front opposes the first two...
Is There Life Without A Veto?
India pegs back UNSC dreams to a non-permanent seat
Bhavna Thakur
Founder and artistic director of Alter Ego Productions, which recently staged David Freeman's play <i>A First Class Man </i>in New York.
Hip, Hype & Hyper Reality
Will the Channel 4 show finally turn the starlet into a star? She's sure working on it. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=130 target=_blank>More Coverage</a>
Ahead, Quicksand
The dictator's death is just one stride in the US' imperial plans. But the future now is boggier.
An Undivided Stage
The two Punjabs act as one when it comes to love of theatre
Babel
Takes us through four stories about frail relationships that show how diverse destinies can get intertwined
Hutch, Anyone?
In this cold January, much heat is being generated in the corporate arena as Hutch goes up for sale and Tatas size up CSN for Corus
Aid On Many Fronts
One organisation's three-decade-long fight against poverty and ignorance in Pune's slums
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Bumps Ahoy
With the tax-free status of FIIs under the scanner, many be wary of investing further
Pongal Goodies
Now, free LPG—it's populism on high flame
The Next Eleven Is Not An Ocean
Talk of sacking the entire team, infusing fresh blood is fine. But are there enough young guns?
When Gods Fail
After the high of winning the first-ever Test match in South Africa, India hit rock bottom. Is there a cure at all now?
The Charge Of Anarchy
The Nithari killings has the UP opposition baying for the state government's blood
On The Edge Of Badlands
Conceived as a model district, Noida today lacks any semblance of law and order
Beyond Nithari
A few grisly crimes in the country in the last six months
Devil In The Flesh
What turned Moninder Singh Pandherand his man Friday Surindra Koli intobloodthirsty fiends?
Let's Think Again About The Burqa
The Quran does prescribe purdah. That doesn't mean women should obey it.
Back To The Future
In theory, you can travel back in time. The risk is, would you be you?
Bibliofile
What is this about book-clubs and <i>Anger of Aubergines</i> by Bulbul Sharma? Not to talk of Gandhi and the Saraladevi episode...
Of Fact And Fictoid
In which the reviewer imitates the book's technique, avoiding straightforward prose for "something more creative"...
The Charkha Spun Its Own History
So, you thought you knew all about Gandhi. His grandson tells us there was more to the man.
Fare Well, Welfare
As Buddha squirms, the UPA plans a new national rehabilitation policy. Will it work?
Fickle Sickle
Its own people are angry with the CPI(M)
Vote's The Hurry
Democracy is held hostage by Dhaka's scheming politicians
Shooting Range
A marauding ULFA again. The Centre must now rethink strategy.
