COVER STORY
Will our star TV experts ever relinquish their jarring partisanship?
Outlook Magazine - 8 August 2011
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Yeddy goes, kicking and screaming. Can the BJP stabilise its ship in Karnataka?
Raja’s finger-pointing has been countered by vehement denials. The plot thickens.
In Meerut, the army is putting 51 men and officers through a grinding inquiry
Sexual misconduct by Indian soldiers and officers on UN duty in Congo raises disturbing questions
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The BCCI and the Indian embassy differ over a botched reception
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Lord’s diagnosis: old legs, official hauteur bode ill for the future
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Karnataka politics is centred on caste patronage. Hence Yeddy.
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In which BSY takes his exit planners down a few notches
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Yeddy goes, kicking and screaming. Can the BJP stabilise its ship in Karnataka?
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Raja’s finger-pointing has been countered by vehement denials. The plot thickens.
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It’s a curious chutney: cricket, movies, Raj etiquette in deepest Africa
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In Meerut, the army is putting 51 men and officers through a grinding inquiry
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Sexual misconduct by Indian soldiers and officers on UN duty in Congo raises disturbing questions
OTHER STORIES
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Conceiving a child to gather stem cells for a sibling, parents tread an ethical bog
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Acting legend Soumitra Chatterjee rages against the dying of the light on the stage
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Women in India’s villages have stories to tell. Now they are bent on telling it themselves.
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Right-wingers across the world seem to share a vocabulary of persecution and hate
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India moves one step closer to FDI in retail, but questions still remain
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The patriarch of the erstwhile Travancore royal family, talks of his intimate relationship with the Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple
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The DMK chief staves off an in-house war
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If you've been dying to eat your scrambled eggs on toast wearing green coloured wooden spectacle frames, but didn't know where to ask, help is at hand.
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It’s not just the Crossword Book Award prize ceremony that has become a big event. Even the announcement of the shortlist merits a media event.
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A riveting portrayal of Uttam Kamble's mother, Ilanda, and also a brutally honest self-portrayal by the author.
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Dhondy's style—sharp, funny, irreverent—is just right for a fraught subject like adultery
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The charmingly old-fashioned and admired Jug Suraiya has written a funny and perceptive account of his career
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My family and other animals.... Priyanka Gandhi co-authors an intimate jungle book
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What hurts it is its tackiness, resembling an amateurish TV serial
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The tone is uniformally over-the-top—loud dialogue and acting, shrill jokes, dazzling colours, kitschy sets and costumes and stylised choreography.
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With a new book and a kids’ show, <i>Jake and the Neverland Pirates</i> on Disney Channel, the funnyman has his hands full
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Navjyot Sidhu had an inspirational message for us: "Nobody travels on the road to success without a puncture or two."
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“On the night of December 13, 1971, the people of this village went to sleep in Pakistan. The next morning, they woke up in India.”
