COVER STORY
Ratan Tata, Chairman, Tata Sons
Outlook Magazine - 29 November 2010
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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
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The Karunanidhi clan’s internal intrigues are worthy of a potboiler
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Junta or democracy? India’s bendable diplomacy will be tested.
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As Myanmar’s people hope warily, Suu Kyi’s tenuous freedom would be spent well on conciliation
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Ranjan Bhattacharya, Former PM Atal Behari Vajpayee’s foster son-in-law
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Tarun Das, Former CII honcho
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M.K. Venu, Senior business journalist
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Vir Sanghvi, HT advisory editorial director
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Barkha Dutt, Group editor, English news, NDTV
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Kanimozhi, Rajya Sabha MP
OTHER STORIES
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A. Raja, Former telecom minister
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What punishment awaits the guilty? And can the loss be recouped?
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Media grandstanding aside, it was the Pioneer that broke open the 2G scam
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Manmohan Singh’s time, strangely, has seen more scams than any of his predecessors. What price the ‘Mr Clean’ image?
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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
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Animal-assisted therapy is finally here
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A commemoration of Portuguese rule leaves Goa divided on its colonial past
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The old mindset or diluted pragmatism? RSS in a bind.
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“Why should I stay back in a country that doesn’t want us even if that is my own country?”
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Assam’s Chinese can’t live down the dread of ’62: segregation, deportation, the loss of home
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A change in frequencies for types of cancer
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It’s a Bushism: our exports are coming home
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S.S. Ray saw history up close, scripting some of his own. Notes from an unwritten biography.
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Where can you find the best dosa on the planet? Guess?
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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
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It is hard not to be reminded of the orphan heroes of Dickens. Only here the benefactors are replaced by benefactresses.
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There is little to commend in this novel for which we must blame the generosity—or carelessness—of India’s burgeoning publishing industry
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Granta luxuriates in the remarkable flourish in English writing from a land divided by the faultlines of extremism
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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
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Entertaining cinema but not a masterpiece to keep referring back to. Smart and cool, perhaps a bit too much so.
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The latest season of his chat show <i>Koffee with Karan</i> is on. So we put him on his black couch.
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“Puttar,” thundereth they in Punjab da tongue, “talkest thou of Shakespeare? Well, with careful ear listen, mortal!
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Here, by popular request from my (male) Bengali friends, is a list of ‘Yet Another 10 Reasons Not To Marry a Bengali Girl’