COVER STORY
Crossings
Baglihar, Indian doctors, Drew Gilpin Faust, Dixie Chicks, Marlon Samuels & Kerala Police
Outlook Magazine - 26 February 2007
Bull's Eye
No amount of reports on policing will solve the problem. Kiran Bedi and others should know that.
S.H. Raza
The painter is home to celebrate his 85th birthday and release a book on his life and works
Bull's Eye
No amount of reports on policing will solve the problem. Kiran Bedi and others should know that.
Grape Expectations
Wine tourism, the new buzz, takes you to a vineyard to live the life of a grape
S.H. Raza
The painter is home to celebrate his 85th birthday and release a book on his life and works
Roaming Charges
Vodafone's best bet is value addition, cost cuts. Will it work?
Vanishing Acres
It's free land for the poor. Only, there isn't enough promised land.
A Walled-Off Mart?
Will Sonia's letter stymie FDI in retail or just inject caution?
Who Wears The Pants?
Islamabad bows before militant female sentinels of the faith
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Wanted, A Slicker Skipper
Did politics, business lobbies and its past record force the PMO to reject R.S. Sharma as ONGC's new boss?
The Schoolbook Grows Up, At Last
NCERT's new books take stock of reality, be it US hegemony or Gujarat's riots, and urge 12th-graders to draw their own lessons
Black Friday
An audacious, daring and explosive piece of cinema. Watch the film and listen to the soundtrack.
The Streets I Call Home
A mime group that evolved into a home where street kids find a purpose
Fetch The Firewood
People suffer as Maharashtra groans under a power crisis
Fan Meets The Bulb
Two grand old men met up—there was no malice in any case. Only ignition of minds.
Cowboy Of The Faith
Nothing stirs on Bajrangi's ranch if he says no: not <i>Parzania</i>, not love
Potential Friend No. X?
The Chinese dragon finally cracks a smile, others at the table are mesmerised
Three-Pin Bowling
Russia-China-India, first portents of a new axis in the making?
Getting Out On A No-Ball
Some rue missed chances, or the lack of it
Catch The Last Quatrain
Four veterans get into battle gear to claim a place in World Cup history
Fancy And Fandangle
Indian wedding has journeyed from simplicity to Bollywoodised chintz
What's New, What's Out
The Venue, decor, bridalware, food, gifts for guests...
Bunty Weds Babli In Bali
South of France or Bali? Shahrukh or Kylie? Tough questions before a wedding. Of course, all answers lie in lucre.
Marsias Of Mustafabad
The paeans hold many tales, the Indian Muslim's journey just one such
A Silence So Shrill
It's India's largest survey on child abuse. And it says half of our children are victims.
Bibliofile
Feminists will dominate both the Delhi and Mumbai litfests, and then there are the annual Crosswords awards. But the question is: who gets the Worst Sex award?
Bed-Time Stories
A collection of educative articles on sexual issues written in a snappy, anecdotal style by a man of many parts.
A Corridor Of Capers
Sometimes shoddy marriage of hurried sketch and pedestrian photograph. The matrioshka style of nested storylines becomes exhausting at points.
The Nation'sConsciencevala
Eminent jurist, outspoken critic, Nani A. Palkhivala devoted his life to upholding the Indian Constitution
