COVER STORY
Bull's Eye
While CPI(M) leaders deserve praise for being consistent, the rest of us deserve censure. How can we be so hypocritical?
Outlook Magazine - 2 April 2007
Santhosh George K.
Entrepreneur and traveller, he's all set to be India's first space tourist in 2008-09
You See, You Saw
The scrips are steadying after some wild swings. A mix of factors roc ked them. Here is a scan.
Was Babri Remark Planned?
It emerged in response to a question on whether he had once said it to the BBC.
Rahul Goes To School
The Gandhi scion's first serious foray into UP is a winner. But is it now too late to resurrect a beleaguered Congress?
Fistful Of Dissent
Can the incipient people's movement threaten the dictator?<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=40 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Skid Marks
Mumbai's airports need to expand, and now. But how?
Santhosh George K.
Entrepreneur and traveller, he's all set to be India's first space tourist in 2008-09
Jet Lag
India stands to lose Rs 900 crore in the Russian Sukhoi deal
You See, You Saw
The scrips are steadying after some wild swings. A mix of factors roc ked them. Here is a scan.
Was Babri Remark Planned?
It emerged in response to a question on whether he had once said it to the BBC.
Rahul Goes To School
The Gandhi scion's first serious foray into UP is a winner. But is it now too late to resurrect a beleaguered Congress?
Fistful Of Dissent
Can the incipient people's movement threaten the dictator?<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=40 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Hooghly Meets Volga
The Stalinist streak is back in the CPI(M), a throttled media is added proof
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
No Experiments With Truth
The governor's public rebuke of the government was after much soul-searching
Buddha Meets His Kalki
The CM is taking flak from all corners. A damning CBI report will hurt even more.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=7 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Alphabet Soup
An NGO's goal-focused teaching initiative gets primary education back on track
The Namesake
In the book vs film debate, my vote goes to the book— but this humane, warm and elegantly crafted film too holds its own
"It's Mira's Stamp On My Story"
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author on the film versus the book, her characters, her connections with her Bengali family, her relationship with Nair, and her new work.
Deceit By Design
Is Indian fashion designer Anand Jon a victim or pervert?
Pitch And Sonofapitch
On erratic tracks, batsmen must be realistic
Was The Pak-Ireland Match Fixed?
A profile of the bookie moves makes it clear—key punters knew who would win
The Snake Bites In Eden
Did the Pakistan coach have an inside take on the loss to Ireland that may have worried the match-fixing mafia?
Kaptan Goes Kaput
Dravid failed to inspire what was supposedly India's finest team in years
Down The WC
Now, a billion blues. Even before the Cup begins in earnest, India is out of it.
Fatal Attraction
We must ask ourselves if the media and the marketers are doing us a favour by injecting such hyper-nationalism as they collectively raise unrealistic hopes of India's conquests.
Bibliofile
Sirji writes a new book and his bio is on its way — should Patrick French be worried? And KS asks if he is the only one who found Sham Lal unreadable.
His Science Had Soul
A timely book that tries often successfully—to bring the personality of Vikram Sarabhai to life, most of all in quoting his dancer wife Mrinalini's words
A Long Journey To Be Herself
Ayaan Hirsi Ali exposes a whole universe of cruel reality she broke out of, courageously and logically
