COVER STORY
Pratibha Patil leaves no lasting impression on her office
Outlook Magazine - 30 April 2012
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His working day—his surroundings, his routine, the conditions that allow him to write
The next big book to make news? Kuldip Nayar’s memoirs. Or A a biography of liquor baron and aviation pauper, Vijay Mallya?
A storyteller with keen imagination and startling turns of phrase, a nuanced grasp of human bondage and knifelike measure of love
In Chughtai’s memoirs words come pell-mell, out of her consciousness. Her demanding prose is translated well.
The Supreme Court judgement notwithstanding, issues persist on the EWS reservation
A few eternal verities pock-mark all the flux in Afghanistan. Policy has to navigate around them.
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His working day—his surroundings, his routine, the conditions that allow him to write
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The next big book to make news? Kuldip Nayar’s memoirs. Or A a biography of liquor baron and aviation pauper, Vijay Mallya?
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A gentle insight into village life, interspersed with ragi recipes
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A storyteller with keen imagination and startling turns of phrase, a nuanced grasp of human bondage and knifelike measure of love
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In Chughtai’s memoirs words come pell-mell, out of her consciousness. Her demanding prose is translated well.
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Is the govt ducking its responsibility with RTE?
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The Supreme Court judgement notwithstanding, issues persist on the EWS reservation
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Tatra spares is just one of Rishi’s ‘businesses’
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A few eternal verities pock-mark all the flux in Afghanistan. Policy has to navigate around them.
OTHER STORIES
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The Tehreek-e-Insaf leader on relations with the army, Indo-Pak relations, ties with the USA, terrorism from Pakistan, 26/11, Hafiz Saeed and much more
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In Amravati, Rajendra Shekhawat’s writ runs on the strength of his mother’s exalted position
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Zail Singh would have gladly been Indira’s ‘sweeper’. The rules changed for Rajiv.
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The First Citizen race hots up. Parties get their pawns in place.
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There's more to those bottles and jars filling our larders and refrigerators than what their labels say
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She’s an oddity. Her craft, a mystery. What is it about her that feels ‘real’ somehow?
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They fill the void between bank and shark, but can NBFCs survive a contrarian RBI?
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Arundhati has got it all wrong—the facts speak out against her romantic notions of the tribals’ fight
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Why kill over a people’s dietary preference for beef?
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Mamata once believed in democracy. Time she rediscovered it.
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Our counters get the industrial index wrong
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Not as fancy as some of Mumbai’s other Chinese joints, but it’s a place that many serious foodies swear by.
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Like a spicy mirchi bajji. It sticks to the time-tested Telugu formula of a mass entertainer
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Interesting social observations don’t necessarily a good film make
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The India representative of Royal Caribbean Cruises on luxury liners and Indian vacationers
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I outshouted, outscreamed and temporarily silenced Rajdeep Sardesai on the CNN-IBN channel...
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When mischief-makers, coups and middlemen are all the buzz, let me take you back to a time when I was also misled