COVER STORY
Ratan Tata, Chairman, Tata Sons
Outlook Magazine - 29 November 2010
As Myanmar’s people hope warily, Suu Kyi’s tenuous freedom would be spent well on conciliation
Ranjan Bhattacharya, Former PM Atal Behari Vajpayee’s foster son-in-law
M.K. Venu, Senior business journalist
Vir Sanghvi, HT advisory editorial director
Barkha Dutt, Group editor, English news, NDTV
The Karunanidhi clan’s internal intrigues are worthy of a potboiler
Junta or democracy? India’s bendable diplomacy will be tested.
As Myanmar’s people hope warily, Suu Kyi’s tenuous freedom would be spent well on conciliation
Ranjan Bhattacharya, Former PM Atal Behari Vajpayee’s foster son-in-law
Tarun Das, Former CII honcho
M.K. Venu, Senior business journalist
Vir Sanghvi, HT advisory editorial director
Barkha Dutt, Group editor, English news, NDTV
Kanimozhi, Rajya Sabha MP
OTHER STORIES
A. Raja, Former telecom minister
What punishment awaits the guilty? And can the loss be recouped?
Media grandstanding aside, it was the Pioneer that broke open the 2G scam
Manmohan Singh’s time, strangely, has seen more scams than any of his predecessors. What price the ‘Mr Clean’ image?
There was not one pie Niira Radia didn’t have her hand in nor any area—media, corporate or government—she didn’t have a contact in
Animal-assisted therapy is finally here
A commemoration of Portuguese rule leaves Goa divided on its colonial past
The old mindset or diluted pragmatism? RSS in a bind.
“Why should I stay back in a country that doesn’t want us even if that is my own country?”
Assam’s Chinese can’t live down the dread of ’62: segregation, deportation, the loss of home
A change in frequencies for types of cancer
It’s a Bushism: our exports are coming home
S.S. Ray saw history up close, scripting some of his own. Notes from an unwritten biography.
Where can you find the best dosa on the planet? Guess?
No, there is no reference to a sexual harassment case in Davidar's new book, Jeet Thayil’s debut novel and KS calls it quits
It is hard not to be reminded of the orphan heroes of Dickens. Only here the benefactors are replaced by benefactresses.
There is little to commend in this novel for which we must blame the generosity—or carelessness—of India’s burgeoning publishing industry
Granta luxuriates in the remarkable flourish in English writing from a land divided by the faultlines of extremism
As kids grow older, the unconditional affection for them often begins to get tempered by bouts of irritation. It’s much the same with the Harry Potter series
Entertaining cinema but not a masterpiece to keep referring back to. Smart and cool, perhaps a bit too much so.
The latest season of his chat show <i>Koffee with Karan</i> is on. So we put him on his black couch.
“Puttar,” thundereth they in Punjab da tongue, “talkest thou of Shakespeare? Well, with careful ear listen, mortal!
Here, by popular request from my (male) Bengali friends, is a list of ‘Yet Another 10 Reasons Not To Marry a Bengali Girl’