COVER STORY
Khaps decry film, serial on honour killings
Outlook Magazine - 13 September 2010
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Good ol’ Enid Blyton they’ve outgrown. These kids are writing tales of their own.
A dress code for women playing beach volleyball puts Indians in an uncomfortable position
With the government firmly opposed to the Cairn sellout, Vedanta has hit another roadblock
Cricket owes its crisis to a culture pock-marked with profit motive
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Hospitals are discovering the advantages of an integrated approach
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Good ol’ Enid Blyton they’ve outgrown. These kids are writing tales of their own.
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A dress code for women playing beach volleyball puts Indians in an uncomfortable position
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Open standard technology is at hand as the main e-governance platform
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With the government firmly opposed to the Cairn sellout, Vedanta has hit another roadblock
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Perhaps it’s apt that Rahman sold the scam-tainted CWG a lemon
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Cricket owes its crisis to a culture pock-marked with profit motive
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For cricket’s corrupt forces, the game in India is ripe for the picking
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Dismiss PCB and the team. Build afresh from the grassroots.
OTHER STORIES
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The Pakistan cricket team was a last ray of hope for a marooned nation. The match-fixing scandal has snuffed that one out too.
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Will Polavaram be another ecocide zone? Not if we apply the Vedanta logic to it.
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Union home secretary on the killing of Maoist ideologue Azad.
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Despite the reports that Azad was killed in cold blood, the State feigns innocence
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Bangladesh plans a memorial at Jyoti Basu’s ancestral village
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More teens are getting cardiac problems today. Is it stress, the lifestyle or just the air?
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The lotteries drain a hoodwinked Kerala
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If you want to roll up your sleeves, dig in with your fingers and be pleasantly surprised by the bill
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From Pom Pom Darling and Lady Chengis Khan to Tome Tome Dahlings
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Varma’s intense engagement with his subject yields moving insights, while humorous and tragical interludes lend immediacy.
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A joy to read and informative; the footnotes are as interesting as the narrative itself
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The foreteller of the financial crash ignores a Left-Right binary, faults endemic inequality and political quick-fix
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Wednesday evening, we had a four-foot cobra, Thursday night a spider as big as my hand, and Friday night a five-inch scorpion...
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Fails to measure up to what it is inspired from — the most famous 'death' film, <i>Anand</i>.
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He’s the fake IPL player, the blogger known for his fake behind-the-scene account of IPL II
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'Remember to wear a black shoe on your left foot and a sandal on the right. There’s a lot of money riding on it'
