COVER STORY
Sex, skin and gore: unfortunately, all it eventually adds up to is quite a big bore.
Outlook Magazine - 25 July 2011
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Former chief justice of the Supreme Court of India explains the thin line between overreach and intervention
Have recent SC orders trespassed on the executive’s turf and waved the pennant of ideology?
As his city becomes a recurrent victim of terror, the Mumbaikar sinks deeper into fatalistic acceptance
Bol exposes the religion-addled sores of Pakistani society. It’s also a call to action.
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Former chief justice of the Supreme Court of India explains the thin line between overreach and intervention
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Have recent SC orders trespassed on the executive’s turf and waved the pennant of ideology?
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The ‘neo-liberal’ tag comes at the worst time for a reforms agenda
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Bull’s-eye painted on Mumbai’s diamond hub
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Crisis control has improved, but not by much
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As his city becomes a recurrent victim of terror, the Mumbaikar sinks deeper into fatalistic acceptance
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A new survey is to take stock of all our languages
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Bol exposes the religion-addled sores of Pakistani society. It’s also a call to action.
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Britain rages; the <i>News Of The World</i> perishes; Murdoch manoeuvres
OTHER STORIES
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Interrogation reports reveal the mind of young Maoist recruits in Chhattisgarh
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Kashmiris have always been prone to profligate weddings
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With the guns silent, Kashmiri weddings are back to the ritz and glitz of old
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Karunanidhi finds himself beleaguered on the political and the familial fronts
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Coaches and officials run an assembly line for doping and cleaning up
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We must find more imaginative ways to take aid to the poor
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Breaking the sex ed taboo is raising awareness in kids—and parents
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A Mumbai icon expands. It just shows you never can have too much of a good thing
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The army’s move to control ITBP stokes ire
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An unpublished Kannada short story of A.K. Ramanujan which was discovered in a stack of papers by his wife
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This little Churchgate joint is a miniature social history of Mumbai.
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To all the authors feeling stranded by this unending game of musical chairs, our only advice is: hang in there, it’s got to get better...
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Nag prefers to steer away from opinion and stick safely to facts. It's a quick run-through of the issue for outsiders.
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Adiga resurrects a Mumbai staple: the grasping builder versus an idealist, parcelling it in comically fustian prose
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One must admit that there’s some truth to Moilyji’s statement that “vested interests” got him out of the law ministry!
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An apology of a plot and an utterly clumsy attempt at story-telling
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The actor on promoting the Bhojpuri language through <i>Ke Bani Crorepati</i>
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In the monsoon, that old journalistic idiom--dog bites man is not news, man bites dog is news--changes to man fells tree is not news, tree fells man is news.
