COVER STORY
Acclaimed fashion designer Ritu Kumar's son takes over the mantle from his mother
Outlook Magazine - 5 May 2008
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Downmarket and grungy, UP Bihar is authentic and makes super kathi rolls - Calcutta's second most famous delicacy
An earnest and heart-warming film focussing on 9/11, yet it doesn't seem to hold together
"Take me," he said. "I don’t think Rahul should become PM in 2009! I believe he should be deputy PM! Soniaji must be made PM!
She's Thai royalty, and a scholar in Indic lore. Also, a keen student of things modern.
Despite a tightly-packed day addressing public complaints, dealing with the bureaucracy and handling his newly expanded cabinet, the Bihar CM found time for <i>Outlook</i>...
After the storm, the calm. A ravaged Bihar finds succour and sustenance in its CM, Nitish Kumar.
The padlock is fitting—he's found his gal. Finally. But doesn't the very act make him the wrong guy?
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Downmarket and grungy, UP Bihar is authentic and makes super kathi rolls - Calcutta's second most famous delicacy
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An earnest and heart-warming film focussing on 9/11, yet it doesn't seem to hold together
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"Take me," he said. "I don’t think Rahul should become PM in 2009! I believe he should be deputy PM! Soniaji must be made PM!
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She's Thai royalty, and a scholar in Indic lore. Also, a keen student of things modern.
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Three Pakistani films come to India, crossing over many kinds of boundaries
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Despite a tightly-packed day addressing public complaints, dealing with the bureaucracy and handling his newly expanded cabinet, the Bihar CM found time for <i>Outlook</i>...
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After the storm, the calm. A ravaged Bihar finds succour and sustenance in its CM, Nitish Kumar.
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The padlock is fitting—he's found his gal. Finally. But doesn't the very act make him the wrong guy?
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Before the big battle, inner skirmishes reshape the big players
OTHER STORIES
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Sikhism's heritage is being pulverised by a blend of ignorance, arrogance, new money
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And 'targeted' science helps you digest it. Thank MNC food lobbies.
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There's no denying it, IPL is a hit on the idiot box. Now will it last through the middle overs?
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SRK’s magic has proven potent. Even with minimal local presence in the team, every member is a ‘dada’ in Calcutta--even Ricky Ponting.
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The IPL teams find that fan loyalties are another ball game
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What I would really like to understand is how a city that is roughly 60 per cent Indian (and 80 per cent South Asian) gets to be called an "Arab Emirate".
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Tax incentives, offers of resident visas make realty an attractive lure for Indians in Dubai
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Bollywood celebs, Indian DJs provide the glitz; sex, sleaze and drugs, the seamier underbelly
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Dubai is where India's jetset are heading to tee, trip and tipple
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Indian users aren't warming up to low-cost computers with limited features
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Competition Commission of India's acting chairman and member Vinod Dhall spoke to <i>Outlook</i>.
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A body expected to crack down on cartels is being pulled apart even before its birth
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Congress' pat on the back for the PM revealed ungainly fissures
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Whatever his official biography may have done or not done for V.S. Naipaul's literary image, it has certainly thrust his biographer Patrick French into the Big Boys' League.
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More than being a mere travelogue, this is a very readable book capable of inciting the innocent reader to wanderlust.
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Here comes the master narrative for the new world order
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An unsuccesful foray on breezy-absurd territory where anything goes. You can't even take the author to court.
