COVER STORY
In this winter wedding madness, has vanity kissed sanity goodbye?
Outlook Magazine - 13 February 2012
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For all the accumulated wisdom, all you get by way of an answer as to what’s in store in the five assembly elections is blah, blah, blah and blather.
Former ISRO chairman offers fresh insight on the controversial Antrix-Devas deal
The PM, Raja, TRAI, telecom firms... the apex court lets no one off the hook
The extraordinary persistence of the three prime movers in the case has paid off
The UPA government totters as the Supreme Court further exposes the political corporate nexus in the 2G scam. Should the PM resign before more bad news hits him?
Indian cricket may be at the crossroads, but it’s no call to scoff at our great trinity
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For all the accumulated wisdom, all you get by way of an answer as to what’s in store in the five assembly elections is blah, blah, blah and blather.
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Former ISRO chairman offers fresh insight on the controversial Antrix-Devas deal
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The PM, Raja, TRAI, telecom firms... the apex court lets no one off the hook
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SC leaves telecom firms cold. It’s hedge bets till new 2G auctions.
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The extraordinary persistence of the three prime movers in the case has paid off
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The Congress corruption plank sounds hollow now
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The UPA government totters as the Supreme Court further exposes the political corporate nexus in the 2G scam. Should the PM resign before more bad news hits him?
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Indian cricket may be at the crossroads, but it’s no call to scoff at our great trinity
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Without a poster, a film attains stardom
OTHER STORIES
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RIL’s brazen demand: allow us to sell local gas at the price set for imported gas
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Central pension plan NPS finally gets a boost
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How, one day, the horses brought the media to Annawadi
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Wit and restraint capture the venality of life in a Mumbai slum
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Sony sulks, pulls out. But who’s at fault?
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Six steps to tap the latent talent in India
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Sample questions from the PISA test—which students in Tamil Nadu and Himachal Pradesh couldn’t crack—and the Quality Education Study in the metros
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Is the teaching in our schools actually educating our children? Not really, according to a few grim surveys...
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Rahul did try. But Modi has avoided risk—and a lesson he needs.
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Apolitical citizens’ groups throw themselves into the BMC fray
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Too many agencies, a state govt in a mood to centralise weaken BMC
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Much has been made of Sanju (Dutt) and me roughing up Shirish Kunder (he’s Farah Khan’s husband, if you didn’t know)...
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News, quotes, bytes, gossip, buzz, oddities, the grapevine from the poll-bound states
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Can a litfest get as huge as the Jaipur one and still retain quality?
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I wonder who is supposed to read this book; other than, that is, a long-suffering reviewer whose beliefs in writing about India may now need some reassessment
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A love story set on a lavish scale, it is a visual delight and a gripping read.
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Not quite an ‘authoritative’ biography, simply because it comes a bit too early
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Blood fountains flow, bones are broken, bullets fly and knives slice. Relentlessly.
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The actress on her new show, <i>Foodistan</i>
