COVER STORY
Lord Nelson
In case you're wondering, CG signifies China Garden, and 83 is the year it was founded.
Outlook Magazine - 6 October 2008
Minissha Lamba
B-town's girl next door slips into a bikini-clad hottie for her latest release <i>Kidnap</i>
Now, The Antithesis
A US senate bill resurrects India's Hyde Act fears, dirties the ground cleared for the nuclear deal
Welcome To Sajjanpur
The film never gets dull or downbeat. It never loses out on its rustic humour, courtesy some fine dialogue
Visual History
Anonymous until now, photojournalist Kulwant Roy's work is finally acknowledged thanks to an exhibition
History On Bromide
From the convulsive '40s to the hopeful '60s—an exhibition finally recognises forgotten photojournalist Kulwant Roy
Bull's Eye
These jokers aren't fighting any war on terror. They are manoeuvring for the next polls
Minissha Lamba
B-town's girl next door slips into a bikini-clad hottie for her latest release <i>Kidnap</i>
Songs Of Dissent
Reliance gets a thumbs-down in a first-ever referendum on SEZs
Abyss Of Reason
Islamabad wrestles with options after terror strikes home
Now, The Antithesis
A US senate bill resurrects India's Hyde Act fears, dirties the ground cleared for the nuclear deal
Welcome To Sajjanpur
The film never gets dull or downbeat. It never loses out on its rustic humour, courtesy some fine dialogue
Visual History
Anonymous until now, photojournalist Kulwant Roy's work is finally acknowledged thanks to an exhibition
History On Bromide
From the convulsive '40s to the hopeful '60s—an exhibition finally recognises forgotten photojournalist Kulwant Roy
The Boomerangers
A maturing of the field spurs many NRI profs to rejoin the IITs
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
'BCCI, ICC Are Creating A New Apartheid'
'I don't have anything against the BCCI. But you feel bad when such a great organisation gets carried away by one person'
Bowling At The Death
The ICL is only thriving. It may conjure up more wins, upset world cricket dynamics.
Methodology
How we did what we did
Small States
Goa, Sikkim, Meghalaya lead--Delhi is #7 out of 10
How The States Rack Up
Usual suspects: Kerala, Himachal, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat lead the table
All Actors Onstage Please
Development challenges need to go beyond the simplistic arguments
Lean Season For The Champ
Kerala's poor finances means fewer development programmes
The Standard Bearers
At the Diamond States Awards, basic tenets prevail. Small is beautiful, inclusive growth will take you to the top.
69% People In India Think Bajrang Dal Should Be Banned
Interviews conducted in Delhi, Bombay, Calcutta, Hyderabad, Lucknow with 516 respondents on September 23 and 24
Some Bombs Get Defused
Just who is a terrorist? Definitions change when it comes to the Hindutva extreme.
India: A Massacre Justified By Philanthropy?
For all our denial and bluster on Kashmir, the Indian state's secular narcissism may not survive a Modi on the throne
Trouble, Their Business
A naive, populist media leads the state in baying for terrorist blood
Few Blind Men Of Hindostan
Why is the Indian State quick to nail minority offences but myopic to Sangh transgressions?
A Little Caravanserai
The denotified tribes commission has restarted the quota debate
It's Either You Or Rasputin
New Delhi, Kashmiri leaders owe it to the people: to work at peace again
Assembled In Pakistan
A reploughing of Jinnah's life, but shorn of balance
A Lament Runs Through It
This socio-historical travel along the Indus's entire length is anchored in grittiness, and marred by persistent wonder
No Cover Under Fire
Too many loose ends. Now even the Congress is jittery over playing up the 'encounter'.
A Place And Its Negative
Azamgarh's recent history shows it was primed to tip over. Is it the fate of our lost towns?
Slum 'N Bling
Boyle's film on India wows the world
'One Rip Van Winkle Sleep And...'
...I wake up in a new century blinking at bright arclights. Now the writer is a financial bet, nice author photo and all.
