COVER STORY
Ian Anderson
Frontman of rock band Jethro Tull on their upcoming tour of India with Anoushka Shankar
Outlook Magazine - 17 November 2008
Tokyo Cancelled?
Ai needs to be more exacting in many dishes if it wants to be very good rather than average to good
Golmaal Returns
Packed with risque double entendres, sexual innuendo and anti-gay jokes. Over-the-top, unfunny slapstick.
Bull's Eye
For the first time, sections of the media, actually mentioned a Chinese link to terrorism.
The Seven Sorrows
Rebel outfits in the Northeast have a long history with 'foreign connections'. The Assam blasts just brought it back in focus.
'Any Day, I Would Give My Right Hand To Captain India'
India's most successful captain on retirement, disappointments, Greg Chappell, plans for the future, politics...
Tokyo Cancelled?
Ai needs to be more exacting in many dishes if it wants to be very good rather than average to good
Golmaal Returns
Packed with risque double entendres, sexual innuendo and anti-gay jokes. Over-the-top, unfunny slapstick.
Heard The News?
An AIR-brushed news slot will soon debut on FM radio
Bull's Eye
For the first time, sections of the media, actually mentioned a Chinese link to terrorism.
Ten Deaths For Free
The situation in Assam got out of hand 25 years back. Will it again?
Inside The Rabbit Fence
The illegal immigration issue is as wrought as always
The Seven Sorrows
Rebel outfits in the Northeast have a long history with 'foreign connections'. The Assam blasts just brought it back in focus.
Turn Table
A weakness spearheaded the arsenal of India's highest wicket-taker
'Any Day, I Would Give My Right Hand To Captain India'
India's most successful captain on retirement, disappointments, Greg Chappell, plans for the future, politics...
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Evolution Of Manoos
Young, debutant directors infuse fresh life in a languishing Marathi filmdom
A Muslim PM For India?
Obama's success calls for introspection on how we treat minorities
Citizen Of The World
The victory of Barack Obama is a tribute to the change in America
'More Has Been Read Into Kashmir Mediation Than Obama Intended'
Clinton administration's assistant secretary of state, will have much to do with South Asia policy as a key foreign policy advisor to Barack Obama,
It's A Regime Change
Despite the Kashmir statement, Obama's pragmatic attitude holds much hope for India
"He Must Demonstrate Democracy Isn't A Cloak For Pursuing US Goals"
The importance of Obama's win, areas his administration is likely to focus on and what it will mean for US-India relations.
'There's No Doubt Obama Sees India As A Partner'
The senior research fellow at the New America Foundation on whether India would matter to Obama as much as it did to Bush
Will Ann Dunham'sSon Love India?
It's not just about remarks on Kashmir or outsourcing. How would Obama's policies impact India?
The Devil Departs
George Bush was good for India. But look at what he did to the world!
Purple Inherits
The Civil War has ended. The 21st century has just begun.
Not One Naya Paisa
A foolproof method to identify the poor is central to fighting poverty
Raagam Filter Kaapi
The golden brown brew lives on amid exotic interventions
The Bean Goes Bananas
It's the dawn of a new coffee era, miles from the instant world
One Man Is A University
As this book shows, a heroic life is not without occasional flaws and intense loneliness
Scenes From A Weary Nation's Path To Golgotha
From bullet-ridden Afghanistan emerges a novel of routinised yet unsettling terror and redemptive beauty
Polltergeist
The usual headaches afflict the Congress
Into Thin Air
Two airlines end int'l flights from Amritsar
Mirror, Mirror
BJP can yet gain from "Hindu terrorism"
There's A Wolf In The Foxhole
The Indian army faces up to seeing, for the first time, a serving officer charged with terrorism
'If We Can Have Bullet For Bullet, Why Not Blast For Blast?'
The niece of Nathuram Godse, married to Veer Savarkar's nephew, is the president of the Abhinav Bharat...
Godse's War
The Abhinav Bharat, with its alleged army links, sets a dangerous precedent. The fight against terror takes another dimension.
