COVER STORY
Jugal Hansraj
On his directorial debut in <i>Roadside Romeo</i>, an animation, with Yashraj films and Walt Disney
Outlook Magazine - 27 October 2008
Bull's Eye
President Zardari's remark about Kashmir militants being terrorists continues to invite irrelevant response.
Radiating Beyond His Circumference
The Gujarat CM has been patiently widening his circle of influence. The Tatas may just have given him extra leverage.
Hello
The saving grace of this utterly dull, listless flick (based on an equally lacklustre bestseller by Chetan Bhagat) is the perennially pleasant Sharman Joshi
Chandrayan On Twitter
At the invitation of <i>Outlook</i>, two ISRO scientists maintained a diary in the run-up to the launch
'We Can Easily Catch Up With China'
Chairman of ISRO and the Space Commission on the moon mission and more
The Indian Moon Rath
Before up & away, the humungous burden of planning in the face of oppressive anxiety...
Tokyo, At First Blush
Forget those artery-choking staples of the typical home-delivery menu.
Bull's Eye
President Zardari's remark about Kashmir militants being terrorists continues to invite irrelevant response.
Radiating Beyond His Circumference
The Gujarat CM has been patiently widening his circle of influence. The Tatas may just have given him extra leverage.
Hello
The saving grace of this utterly dull, listless flick (based on an equally lacklustre bestseller by Chetan Bhagat) is the perennially pleasant Sharman Joshi
Chandrayan On Twitter
At the invitation of <i>Outlook</i>, two ISRO scientists maintained a diary in the run-up to the launch
An Indian Woman On Moon?
By current timelines, around 2025
'We Can Easily Catch Up With China'
Chairman of ISRO and the Space Commission on the moon mission and more
The Indian Moon Rath
Before up & away, the humungous burden of planning in the face of oppressive anxiety...
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
'It's A Lose-Lose Situation'
Going through the security check, people stop you for autographs/photographs. If we don't pose for photographs, they'll think we're arrogant. If we do, we can cause delays
Of Cheques And Balances
As national icon, fame and fortune are his. Still, M.S. Dhoni makes a dash for academics.
"The Indian Banking System Is Well-Capitalised"
Rumours about its health notwithstanding, ICICI Bank chairman asserts the bank is in good shape, the public deposits are safe
An American Padmavyuh
Full convertibility was Manmohan's mantra. Thank god they failed.
Granny Knew Best?
For the never-give-in lot, a time to reflect and pick up the pieces
Severance Packaged
Layoffs are now a fact of life, NRI whizkids look to home
Atlas Shivered
As the global economic turmoil hits home, triggering trepidation across sectors, <i>Outlook</i> examines exactly where India stands
Figuratively Speaking
Percentage growth in population between 1991 and 2001 as per Census
Yours, Faithfully
When change of religion was all about a deeply personal choice
I, The Convert
My conversion was not a change of religion; it was a change of heart
Forcing The Issue
In Karnataka, the Sangh's busy drumming up evidence
'I'm Not Under Pressure From The BJP'
Orissa chief minister says his government's dependence on BJP support will not deter him from taking action against the Bajrang Dal and VHP.
Reluctant Omcoming
Fear, practically made this village reconvert to Hinduism
Hounds And The Flock
With the parivar unrepentant, will peace or the refugees ever return to Kandhamal?
Accent Grave On Khari Boli
Hindi's tragiparadox: vaulting growth and plummeting quality
Bibliofile
Did Mira Nair start something when she compered the benefit event, 'Writers Speak Out For Obama?'
Chandra Yarn
The authors' critique of Indian science would have been far more meaningful than this hagiography in the mould of Publication Division books.
The Inhumans
Exposes the ugly side of man, who indulges in senseless killing, intrigue, greed, jealousy—attributes not found in animals.
Hear That Chug-Chug?
Sometimes it takes the objectivity of a foreigner to see the potential within us. Lak holds up the light.
Bombay Sonata
The maestro waves his wand. His trust will promote western classical music in India.
The Alleged Booker Prize
It's less Orientalist and doesn't trap you in the little-brown-man box
A Double Bill
<i>The White Tiger</i> is not, in fact, Adiga's debut novel
Foreign Correspondent
The White Tiger has earned Adiga his stripes, but not all are convinced
Nurse A Habit
Anything to keep rank. Service chiefs now have knives out for allied organisations.
