COVER STORY
If you are listening to anybody other than your stomach for determining quantity, you are doomed to stay fat.
Outlook Magazine - 1 August 2011
One of India’s leading batsmen talks about how India has become competitive in England
Tempered over years, it’s ideal that Indian cricket burns brightest at its 100th Test versus England
God may be sovereign in his own country, but the law of the land will reign supreme
The Noida-Greater Noida imbroglio will be instructive for the draft land acquisition bill
India vs England: The highs and lows - landmarks, records, stats
One of India’s leading batsmen talks about how India has become competitive in England
Tempered over years, it’s ideal that Indian cricket burns brightest at its 100th Test versus England
An SC rebuke finally gets the cash-for-votes scam probe on road
Dread of the Lord’s wrath deterred the loot of his wealth
God may be sovereign in his own country, but the law of the land will reign supreme
Of the farmer, the builder and home owner that won’t be
The Noida-Greater Noida imbroglio will be instructive for the draft land acquisition bill
What of the innocent Muslims picked up after every blast?
OTHER STORIES
How a bustling Muslim town is carrying the burden of undeserved infamy, head down—and hurt
We are none the wiser one week on
Convenient fall guys or homegrown terrorists? Who are the Indian Mujahideen?
Inflation and adverse car loan conditions are forcing sales in the sector to go slow
‘RSS man’ Gadkari has of late been nixing the Sangh’s demands
An insipid BJP has RSS regearing itself to take back the Hindu agenda
Purists of sound now have cause for hope. LPs are getting a new lease on life
The advisor to foreign minister on his attempts to ring in transparency in the MEA and the controversies he has courted
The new Union minister for tribal affairs and panchayati raj, is emerging as the voice of conscience in the Manmohan Singh government
The Clinton, Hillary platters give gastronomic boost to talks
A Janus-faced Pakistan, and a swaggering China, give India-US strategic relations a tougher bind
Experts agree Vitamin D is essential, but don’t agree on dosage
Performing even Suryanamaskar indoors, sun-shy urban Indians are Vitamin D-deprived
The National Advisory Council (NAC) member spoke on why the government’s food security bill is a "disappointment"
The government ignores the NAC, puts out a diluted draft bill on food security
An early woman intellectual, speaking in her own words
A tale of Delhi’s itinerant labourers, told with restraint, potent irony, gentle humour and understated empathy
Harry Potter’s quest to find and destroy Lord Voldemort’s Horcruxes finds its glorious finale
Every character and relationship seems to hark back to <i>Dil Chahta Hai</i> in this rather long, lumbering and clumsily structured film
The 29-year-old stand-up comic’s show, <i>Pant on Fire</i>, has been staged in 10 cities.
After the recent humiliations in the UK, I feel it’s time we moved to India. It’s the sort of place where my media empire News Corp can thrive
The interrogation of Murdoch and son shows that the questioning can be rigorous, pointed, aggressive—and yet civilised and sober