COVER STORY
Crossings
Rehman Rahi, Vishwanathan Anand, I.M. Choudhary, Forbes billionaire list, incandescent light bulbs & Kerala Alcohol Consumers Welfare Forum
Outlook Magazine - 26 March 2007
Bull's Eye
"Suppose our team does not bring back the World Cup. What will you do?" "You are right, Bapu. That's why it is important that all of us pray as hard as we can."
A Hanging Twice Over...
Is what we'd do if we hang the story of 1857 by a single thread. The mutiny was a more multi-faceted event.
Dripping Red
CPI(M) scripts and enacts a cold-blooded massacre at Nandigram<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=7 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Dreamgirls
Neither thought-provoking nor entertaining enough — remains largely average and underwhelming.
Bonds Behind The Veil
A kindred spirit coaxes the women of Hyderabad's old city out of social stagnation
Bull's Eye
"Suppose our team does not bring back the World Cup. What will you do?" "You are right, Bapu. That's why it is important that all of us pray as hard as we can."
Amit Chaudhuri
The novelist's debut music album playfully marries Western pop to Indian raga
A Hanging Twice Over...
Is what we'd do if we hang the story of 1857 by a single thread. The mutiny was a more multi-faceted event.
Dripping Red
CPI(M) scripts and enacts a cold-blooded massacre at Nandigram<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=7 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Dreamgirls
Neither thought-provoking nor entertaining enough — remains largely average and underwhelming.
Bonds Behind The Veil
A kindred spirit coaxes the women of Hyderabad's old city out of social stagnation
Bhangra, A War Dance
Sikh UN jawans are humouring the locals. That's till the next battle.
How Much To Roll A Thousand Beedis?
The debate on minimum wages takes on the one for investments
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Love @ First Site
The world wide web has become the sole highway for many to meet their life partners
A Grain Of Doubt
By banning futures trade in foodgrains, the government is barking up the wrong tree
11 Oz. Of Bad Blood
They'd play ugly and win, than fight and lose
Marley's Maidens
A World Cup diary from the windward isle...
Nothing Rummy About It
A late start to its campaign has helped a focused Indian squad to bond
79% Hate Politicians
But more interesting is the fact that 21% like most of them!
The Ayes Have It, The Ayes Have It
It is not fair to only single out politicians. There are rotten apples in all spheres-- business, bureaucracy, police.
Devil Wears Khadi
We keep harping that we are the world's largest democracy. Then why are those who run it so corrupt, criminal, callous?
Errors Of Commission
Even long service on government panels can't demystify their inner workings
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What are black holes? Do the laws of physics also vanish in them?
Bibliofile
Fringe benefits of getting a book published: take the 30 authors chosen for an all-expenses-paid trip to Paris....
Small Town, Big Heart
The book is about the adrenaline rush of humdrum survival eked out within the casually chaotic, blood-drenched mobocracy of today's India.
Indian Family Resemblances
The Kakars go over what you'd consider old ground, but it helps clear many a cobweb in the mind
Another Talk Show
The joint panel may end up as mere formality
Sindbad, The Spy
Really? Now, that depends on which side of the Indus you live.
'Mr B Did It All'
Director Shoojit Sircar says he just showed up, shot the films
'I'd Be UP's Brand Ambassador Even If Another Party Comes To Power'
Amitabh Bachchan explains why he agreed to star in the Samajwadi Party-produced promotional films showcasing Uttar Pradesh as a well-administered state.
A Pinch Of Salt 'n Pepper
Three ad spots for UP starring Big B say law and order is fine. People run for cover.
