COVER STORY
Bull's Eye
The deprived have not reformed the ruling class. The ruling class has subverted the deprived. The exploitative system remains intact.
Outlook Magazine - 7 May 2007
'I Will End SP's Jungle Raj'
The BSP chief shrugs off the question of possible alliances post elections, saying her party 'will get an absolute majority, it will not have to seek help.'
Siege At The Gates Of Oudh
Will the BSP emerge as the single-largest party? Is the SP over? Will the BJP, or the Congress, be kingmaker?<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Where To Feign, Where To Parry?
What's a heated currency to do? It's a delicate balance - stay strong, rein in inflation or go low and worry about growth.
Blow The Conch
The bahujan samaj and Brahmins, it's a 'lethal combination'
'I Will End SP's Jungle Raj'
The BSP chief shrugs off the question of possible alliances post elections, saying her party 'will get an absolute majority, it will not have to seek help.'
Siege At The Gates Of Oudh
Will the BSP emerge as the single-largest party? Is the SP over? Will the BJP, or the Congress, be kingmaker?<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Rani Mukherjee
The Queen of Hearts on her latest films and favourite directors.
Where To Feign, Where To Parry?
What's a heated currency to do? It's a delicate balance - stay strong, rein in inflation or go low and worry about growth.
The Last Good Q
The Q4 results are healthy. But inflation bodes ill for the future.
This Bird Has Flown
The Punjabi will go abroad. It feeds a dicey cottage industry.
Mr Bean's Holiday
The English release this week is as asinine as its Bollywood cousin
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Kya Love Story Hai
A patchwork rug — a random stringing together of silly scenes and stupid characters
Launched: A New BPO
India's space tech is propelled to an elite orbit with its launch of a foreign satellite
Blood Money Flow
Militants are using the regular banking route to get funds
Cannon Fodder
After Kashmir, Gujarat is rocked by allegations of staged killings<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=91 target=_blank> Updates</a>
'JP Is To Be Blamed For Emergency Too'
Updated for the website -- this is an extended version of the interview, excerpts from which appeared in print magazine and had earlier been reproduced here.
The Miracle That Is India
As India turns 60, we present extracts from Ramachandra Guha's new book on India's history since 1947. It's a history we're still making.
Farewell, My Lovelies
World cricket will miss the four maestros
Coldplay Be Damned
Denial of sex equals marital cruelty, says the SC. But can sex be legislated?
Harmonising India
As forces of bigotry grow, we have to look beyond religious tolerance
Bibliofile
Tiger On The Prowl, and a gold medal to William Dalrymple for what he has done for the publishing industry?
On Manhood
A timely book that deserves to succeed and help establish the ground rules for understanding masculinity in its various forms
The Earth Is Split
A lucid, unerringly balanced and engaging short work that adds substantially to writings on Indo-Pak relations.
No One Belongs To The Bordello
Revive Urdu. Else, our future generations willnever know the eloquence of love, and poetry.
'They Might Do Any Thing On My Return, But I Will Engage In The Political Proces
Former Bangladesh prime minister after Dhaka caving in to international pressure and lifting the ban on her from returning to Bangladesh
The Big Belittling
The Bachchans' big-banner ritualism is a travesty of Harivanshrai's legacy, say intellectuals
