COVER STORY
It’s almost fashionable to talk about Vitamin D deficiency, a condition that afflicts the affluent.
Outlook Magazine - 11 April 2011
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A senior Sangh pracharak rang me up: "We must release cables sent from Ashoka Road to Nagpur on a variety of issues"
An <i>Outlook</I> investigation finds ‘Vibrant Gujarat’ has left the state’s Muslims in an economic ghetto
There was more complexity to the Mahatma than a simple reading of his correspondence would suggest
The Congress’s Manish Tiwari brings a private members’ bill to make intel agencies accountable
Team India deserves the accolades, but crucial work awaits attention at the nation’s cricketing vitals
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The pitch beat all in flight and turn. But India had greater self-belief.
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Black humour alleviates rage as Pakistan copes with heartbreak
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A senior Sangh pracharak rang me up: "We must release cables sent from Ashoka Road to Nagpur on a variety of issues"
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Hindu-Muslim JVs still exist in pockets
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The Indian PM’s cricket diplomacy gambit has opened a window
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An <i>Outlook</I> investigation finds ‘Vibrant Gujarat’ has left the state’s Muslims in an economic ghetto
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There was more complexity to the Mahatma than a simple reading of his correspondence would suggest
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The Congress’s Manish Tiwari brings a private members’ bill to make intel agencies accountable
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Team India deserves the accolades, but crucial work awaits attention at the nation’s cricketing vitals
OTHER STORIES
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The Centre plans a clean-up in tainted intel agency NTRO
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Gujjar lavishness does not extend to ‘paying’ handsomely for their sins
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Some leaders of the community speak out against ostentation and dowry
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Indians moisten to the exquisite and various seductions of the chocolate
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A flying school-DGCA-airlines nexus clouds safety in our skies
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So what did Vikram Seth take as a gift for the Naipauls? And how come the reclusive celebrity is being seen around a lot in Delhi?
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A stellar service to Punjabi literature—and to non-Punjabi readers—by bringing 40-odd Punjabi stories into the mainstream.
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A new way of using text and pictures that makes commentary akin to a strain of virus that explodes in each individual brain in a unique way
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Atiya Begum, aristocratic, cosmopolitan and educated, meant the world to a miserable Mohammed Iqbal
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The problem is not in the story but in its telling
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A smooth, pacy entertainer that may not quite take you to the edge of your seat but keeps you glued
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The veteran actor talks about his three new films
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Am I for cricket diplomacy or against cricket diplomacy? How can any sane person be against it in the Mohali context?
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Congress turns the I-T screws on rebel Jagan
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Our disaster preparedness is woeful. Japan is a warning.
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Old affairs haunt UDF, and LDF sees light
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Panchayats are choosing to keep villages dry
