COVER STORY
Sattvik Stuff
Sanjeevanam is a restaurant based on Ayurvedic principles - no oil, onion, garlic, chilli or sugar. No doubt that such a diet would make one as healthy as the gods...
Outlook Magazine - 18 February 2008
Bull's Eye
Other political parties are said to be upset that the Congress has cornered "all the cricket". Not to be outdone, the BJP is said to be organising an All India F1 Rath Rally
Donna Hayes
The world's leading publisher of romances, Mills & Boon, on launching their Indian operation
Australian For A Bunny
Officially, he is clean. Only nonchalance can now help Bhajji stay spotless in the face of fans' jeers.
Out, Out Jackboot!
A bid is on to keep the army apolitical. Only an ISI revamp can ensure its finality.
Princess To The Rescue
The Nizam's legacy-reeling under the weight of its own grandeur, family squabbles, neglect and greed-springs to life again bit by bit
It's The Stage, Not The Actor
Raj Thackeray was a die-hard fan of Amitabh. His flying solo meant the Big B had to take sides.
Bull's Eye
Other political parties are said to be upset that the Congress has cornered "all the cricket". Not to be outdone, the BJP is said to be organising an All India F1 Rath Rally
Donna Hayes
The world's leading publisher of romances, Mills & Boon, on launching their Indian operation
The Basic Math
The HRD ministry moots a private partnership plan for schools
Australian For A Bunny
Officially, he is clean. Only nonchalance can now help Bhajji stay spotless in the face of fans' jeers.
Red Hot SymmoMeter
Very melting-pot, very Aussie. Symonds plays by basic laws, with a straight bat.
Out, Out Jackboot!
A bid is on to keep the army apolitical. Only an ISI revamp can ensure its finality.
Princess To The Rescue
The Nizam's legacy-reeling under the weight of its own grandeur, family squabbles, neglect and greed-springs to life again bit by bit
It's The Stage, Not The Actor
Raj Thackeray was a die-hard fan of Amitabh. His flying solo meant the Big B had to take sides.
Beat The Skins
The Uttar Bharatiya is the new 'villain'. It's another Thackeray in the other corner.
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Knock , Knock... Ms Hoo
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Resting Spanners
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'The Secret Part Of Indo-Israel Defence Ties Will Remain A Secret'
Indian passports prohibited travel to Israel as late as 1992, a fact that rankles Israel’s newly arrived ambassador, who discusses Indo-Israeli relations, mostly conducted below the radar.
Blame It On Panjim
Prudery scuppered some carnival glitz, but Goa and Brazil are coming closer
"I Am Not Familiar With Durbars, So I Don't Have Them"
Usually shy of the media, Orissa chief minister did make time for Outlook at his secretariat office and residence.
The Single-Minded
Arrogance is their armour, aloofness an underlying trait. This quadrangle of politicians lives in splendid isolation, and works likewise too.
More Than A Maverick
Fun, buzz, malice, bias, scoops—that was Russy Karanjia and his <i>Blitz</i>
Meet The New Sheriff
An indifferent US public is electing a prez who will determine our fate
Bibliofile
So how did the Jaipur local Mita Kapur get William Dalrymple gunning for her? It’s what she said to a Bombay paper: "Why so many goras in an Indian festival?"
Oxonian Curse
The text in large Ladybird First Reader size fonts has resulted in a Big Book, but only, ultimately, in the most obvious, physical sense.
Highway Sugar Bon-Bons
A moveable feast that, alas, doesn't travel well. Bias and memory linger heavy through a breezy journey to India.
Roseate Glow
Rose exports bloom on Valentine's Day eve
A Secret Sortie
A sick Taslima, a despairing Centre and a hush-hush meeting
Once Upon A Fable
Pop history gets piping hot as Jodhaa Akbar stirs up a queen-sized row
