COVER STORY
Residential prices in NCR, Mumbai soar
Outlook Magazine - 9 August 2010
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No leadership, no gameplan and hurtling from crisis to crisis, the BJP is in a right royal soup
A flood on WikiLeaks reveals Pakistan’s worst-kept secret: the ISI-Taliban affair
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At <i>Peepli</i>’s ground zero, hope floats. Will the film better the lives of the villagers?
The government considers giving corporates more than a nudge towards social initiatives
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Will his junior home minister’s doings be Narendra Modi’s undoing?
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The Reddys purge was on, then came Sushma Swaraj’s offensive
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No leadership, no gameplan and hurtling from crisis to crisis, the BJP is in a right royal soup
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With WikiLeaks nailing Pakistan’s lies, talks aren’t a priority for India
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A flood on WikiLeaks reveals Pakistan’s worst-kept secret: the ISI-Taliban affair
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A struggling actor makes his debut in Bollywood
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At <i>Peepli</i>’s ground zero, hope floats. Will the film better the lives of the villagers?
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Karnataka’s babus, netas are talking shop online
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The government considers giving corporates more than a nudge towards social initiatives
OTHER STORIES
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Veganism is the new food mantra for the hip and happening
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Science and art stitch an intricate pattern of beauty at Prithvi
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A 14-year-old home-schooled Delhi boy makes it to IIT. How different can life get?
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India does dismally in a report on end-of-life care. What’s to be done?
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The poor stare vacantly as a food-surplus nation lets its stock spoil in the open
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My drink-addled peregrinations through the wastes of bacchanalia
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Small, intimate spaces with charm and character have become choice du jour for the trendy set
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Starting past midnight and continuing till dawn, the after-party has become serious business
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A cult eating joint, hidden deep in the gullies of Kalbadevi: the kind of place that everybody’s heard legends about, but hasn’t got round to visiting yet.
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The country’s most powerful politician is also a secret patron of books, especially if they’re about Hindustani music and musicians
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Easily mistaken for the juvenile effusion of a distinctly un-precocious schoolchild.
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C.G. Somiah’s memoirs, in both form and content, reflect his famed qualities: uprightness and modesty
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Ample doses of over-the-top buffoonery and liberal sprinkling of double entendre. One of the most cringe-worthy films from Priyadarshan...
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The great-great-granddaughter of Charles Darwin was at the Bombay Natural History Society for a talk on nature poetry and writing
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The metamorphosis from actor to kisan came courtesy Mayawati and not Mulayam Singh Yadav.
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Naseeruddin Shah on the one actor he looks up to: “Shammi Kapoor! Yes, Shammi saab, such fun; I grew up watching Shammi Kapoor movies.”
