COVER STORY
Who says the literary author is out?
Outlook Magazine - 18 July 2011
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The Chinese eat rice at every meal, breakfast included, and the average person on the street is thin, if not skinny.
These young professionals are giving vent to the book in them, sans any literary pretension
The Telugu film universe is awash with northern belles, and the biddas are loving it.
The fantabulist speculation aside, putting a value on the uncovered treasures is nigh impossible
A Travancore princess reminisces on the palace’s ties with the Padmanabhaswamy temple
The Padmanabhaswamy temple is suddenly the richest in the world. Who will have a say on its untold treasures?
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The Chinese eat rice at every meal, breakfast included, and the average person on the street is thin, if not skinny.
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These young professionals are giving vent to the book in them, sans any literary pretension
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Mutual ill-will over an anti-dumping row hits India-Saudi Arabia relations
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The Telugu film universe is awash with northern belles, and the biddas are loving it.
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Forget about where the treasure came from. To whom will it be going?
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The fantabulist speculation aside, putting a value on the uncovered treasures is nigh impossible
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A Travancore princess reminisces on the palace’s ties with the Padmanabhaswamy temple
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The Padmanabhaswamy temple is suddenly the richest in the world. Who will have a say on its untold treasures?
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Casual work, self-employment still rule
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