Fasts seek to make you self-reliant and put you in charge of your health (body weight too)
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COVER STORY
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Who would you pick as the best among the categories where Suresh Menon has listed six cricketers each?
Obama compromised too much, was too conciliatory and too easily browbeaten by the Tea Party leaders and their wacko demands
How the Obama brand paled, the American prez as victim of his own popularity, unrealistic expectations
The US president says Indo-US bilateral trade has grown by 40 per cent since he took over.
America’s first ‘black’ president has failed to live up to be the great white hope that he had set out to be
The growing pains and glowing paeans, the giddying highs and Godawful lows. The saga of Indian cricket.
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Who would you pick as the best among the categories where Suresh Menon has listed six cricketers each?
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Obama compromised too much, was too conciliatory and too easily browbeaten by the Tea Party leaders and their wacko demands
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Could the US have an Indian vice-prez?
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How the Obama brand paled, the American prez as victim of his own popularity, unrealistic expectations
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The US president says Indo-US bilateral trade has grown by 40 per cent since he took over.
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America wants more. Both need a plan.
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America’s first ‘black’ president has failed to live up to be the great white hope that he had set out to be
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Trivia: 80 nuggets on Indian cricket
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The growing pains and glowing paeans, the giddying highs and Godawful lows. The saga of Indian cricket.
OTHER STORIES
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Olympics will devalue cricket; its masters have no use for the games
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On what the game meant to him and the famous intensity that brought him success and criticism.
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Rajesh Khanna was the last star, from an era when India was still innocent
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CRPF rejoinder to <i>Outlook</i> cover story on Chhattisgarh encounter
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A point by point response to the rejoinder by CRPF to <i>Outlook</i>'s story on Chhatisgarh encounter
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In the search for sensational stories, television channels often walk the dangerous line
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Isn’t what a woman does her business alone?
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The wooing of Israelis upsets hardliners
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The RAW officer who first lead an operation to nab Rabinder Singh and has now written a thinly disguised novel on the spy master
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I am designing my own clothes for my visit to London for the Olympic Games where I am a special invite...
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The future game will demand change. The ICC better hang on.
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Demon or dustbowl, a wicket’s nature determines the tone of the match
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Time was, you could feel cricket. YouTube killed the radio star.
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Drawn from the iconic C.K. Nayudu’s compendious scrapbooks, this is the story of India’s first England tour, and its first ever Test match
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"I look more male now because of regularly administered testosterone injections."
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The so-called seekers of systemic reforms want agreement on everything—else, we are corrupt!
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Who served better booze? Kuldip Nayar or Shashi Tharoor? Or should we wait for Malvika Singh's memoirs for a real high?
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The book’s milieu is that murky labyrinth of lost files, ministry corridors reeking of urinals, bribes, and back-stabbing.
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An old hand at Osama bin Laden scours every source and recreates how the US spoored, then got their man
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On his book <i>When China Rules The World</i>
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No mawkish melodrama here; its sensitivity and a wry sense of humour bring the film alive. Unhurried and measured.
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Pre-interval, it could have snatched 3 stars, but the post-interval bit spoils the show entirely.
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Democracy in America apparently means the right of the lower orders to be rude to their social superiors.