COVER STORY
Ancient cultures like ours have always had undervalued traditional food wisdom: you don’t have to mindlessly consume protein
Outlook Magazine - 4 February 2013
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The external affairs minister on the first real challenge he has faced since taking over
The president-elect of the BJP is very different from his predecessor
The controversial and outspoken Congress general secretary spoke on the sidelines of the Jaipur conclave
Beyond emotion and his surname, does Rahul Gandhi have it in him to work Indian politics and lead his party and the nation?
Modi is more popular than Rahul but a Conress-led UPA could still trump the BJP-led NDA.
Has LIC become the UPA’s disinvestment bailout agent? Should policyholders be worried?
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The external affairs minister on the first real challenge he has faced since taking over
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The president-elect of the BJP is very different from his predecessor
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How the Sangh’s internal politics machinated Gadkari’s exit
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The controversial and outspoken Congress general secretary spoke on the sidelines of the Jaipur conclave
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Beyond emotion and his surname, does Rahul Gandhi have it in him to work Indian politics and lead his party and the nation?
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Modi is more popular than Rahul but a Conress-led UPA could still trump the BJP-led NDA.
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A deep thirst for change in India must be met by the monolithic state
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The question is, In a normal course of evaluation would LIC have bought such assets?
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Has LIC become the UPA’s disinvestment bailout agent? Should policyholders be worried?
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What does President Obama’s second term mean for America?
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Viewer is king as digitisation brings premieres home
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Will the Owaisi arrests prove a self-goal by CM Kiran Kumar?
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Congress readies to face up to the issue, but is it only to secure itself for 2014?
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Why polo is lost for players and sponsors in a changing India
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Behind home minister’s ‘political incorrectness’ lies a will to probe right-wing Hindu terror
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Shinde’s terror charge sparks advice, gloating, action plans in Pakistan
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Is the relaxed classroom rigour undercutting students in the long term?
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A few lessons our leaders, present and past, can take from Lance
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The anti-defection law—in effect, a chain to keep Dalits shackled
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After the falling out between Sujoy Ghosh and Advaita Kala, will the latter get to see any statuettes at all for <i>Kahani</i>?
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A largely sympathetic, and even one-sided account of the Maoists
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Few sang as Rafi sang, few touched so many as he did. A mellow, melancholy memoir recalls a master we don’t know.
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At the Park Street-Middleton Row corner, speckled with iconic establishments, infected with old joie de vivre, one can sense a ‘modern’ past feeling for the future. In Calcutta.
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The actress on upcoming movie, <i>Listen Amaya</i>, and her Bharatanatyam and theatre passions.
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A case of a thing well-begun, but not even half-done
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We request Manojji to remake the film <i>Dus Numbri</i>, on my immortal statement, <i>“Ek sar ke badle dus”</i>.
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The dates that bookended my trip to America were 12.12.12 and 21.12.12. Need I say more?