COVER STORY
One of the most compelling biographies was not a documentary but a feature film
Outlook Magazine - 12 November 2012
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The first woman US ambassador to India on the future of Indo-US ties and new areas in which they can work together
A deepening of America’s ties with India will trigger shifts in the power paradigm in the age of China
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Slow days for Kochi Metro as DMRC, the executor, shows apathy
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The Reliance-DMRC row over the showcase Airport Express Line is a downer for PPPs
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Jaipal Reddy’s by-the-book approach was hitting Reliance bad. He had to go.
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The first woman US ambassador to India on the future of Indo-US ties and new areas in which they can work together
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African-Americans debate what Obama did, or did not do, for them
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A deepening of America’s ties with India will trigger shifts in the power paradigm in the age of China
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The contenders concur on Pakistan; its people examine the nuances
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They might not win, but can harm others
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The community is more Democrat-inclined
OTHER STORIES
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Will Hurricane Sandy sweep President Obama into the White House and a second term?
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The Gadkari charges create no ripples in state politics
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Amid hints of a saboteur, the RSS puts its weight behind Gadkari
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Rahul’s grand initiative for the Youth Congress flounders as he swings into Congress work
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Rahul vs Modi is an unequal combat. But there are more lessons than Modi might expect.
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How the Delhi Golf Club struck a membership deal with the urban ministry
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Kalanidhi Maran, reclusive Sun Group honcho till now, pads up
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The distinguished professor of history now trains his lens on modern Indian history, discussing his book at length
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The former CJI is worried that a solution to corruption seems nowhere in sight.
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“The new delivery is related to, but differs from, the carrom ball. It is bowled with the same grip, but will go the other way.”
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A paean to the man who saved Indian cinema
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The Hindu right’s hijacking of Swami Vivekananda must be challenged
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Thalapakatti means ‘the one who ties a turban’, and the restaurant takes its name from its founder
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This book navigates India’s political, economic departures, then falters at final conclusions
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Sex, politics, media, an unholy menage a trois. Shobhaa De’s first fiction in a decade. Exclusive excerpts:
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An unsurprising story, but told with freshness, fun and loads of warmth.
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Its absurdist take on the builder-administrative mafia makes it as relevant now as then. A don’t miss
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The Royal Challengers Banglore director on making his television debut
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The smaller nations greatly appreciated my gesture in reading out the speech written by the Portuguese envoy at the UN
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Thanks to the army’s control of much of the town, it has not gone the way of hill stations like Shimla and Ooty.
