COVER STORY
The Wages Of Peace
Kargil was actually about Siachen. India must remember that.
Outlook Magazine - 18 February 2013
‘The Units We Fought Were All Pakistan Army Regulars’
The Brigadier talks about how he was cornered by General V.P. Malik and others and made a scapegoat for telling the truth
‘We Violated An Agreement While We Were At Peace; The Operation Was Poorly Timed
Lt Gen (retd) Shahid Aziz has taken Pakistan by storm with his all-revealing book
The Leaves Have Wilted Here
Following up on last week's story, <i>Outlook</i> reporters spoke to farmers in three states
Big Fish Need A Bigger Net!
The highest marginal rate of tax in India is 30 per cent: lowest in the world. The very rich should pay more.
Noblesse Oblige? Non!
Sacre bleu! A tax on France’s super-rich prompts an exodus from the Fifth Republic
‘The Units We Fought Were All Pakistan Army Regulars’
The Brigadier talks about how he was cornered by General V.P. Malik and others and made a scapegoat for telling the truth
Roger That
Intel agencies blast Gen Malik’s comments, say army goofed up
A Glacial Intent
Gen Aziz’s expose ensures one thing: no troop-free Siachen
‘We Violated An Agreement While We Were At Peace; The Operation Was Poorly Timed
Lt Gen (retd) Shahid Aziz has taken Pakistan by storm with his all-revealing book
The Leaves Have Wilted Here
Following up on last week's story, <i>Outlook</i> reporters spoke to farmers in three states
Big Fish Need A Bigger Net!
The highest marginal rate of tax in India is 30 per cent: lowest in the world. The very rich should pay more.
Noblesse Oblige? Non!
Sacre bleu! A tax on France’s super-rich prompts an exodus from the Fifth Republic
The National Herald
Modi’s man heads Delhiward to set stage
Number 46664...
What’s Jindal’s therapeutic bangle about?
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Keep The Beard On
Cliche to terror stereotype, the ‘Muslim’ roles are straitjacketed in Hindi cinema
The Littered Floor Of The Cutting Room
Not quite death by a thousand cuts, but it is a distorted picture that Tamil Nadu sees
God Dammed
We’re giving too long a rope to these religious groups. Art cannot thrive in this environment.
Band On The Run
A young girl band sacrifices talent and ambition to a mufti’s fatwa
The Doctor Only Knows Economics
This could be the UPA’s worst cut to its beloved aam admi. Healthcare has virtually been handed over to privateers.
The Violated Body
Rape and the case for the death verdict. When should it apply?
Bibliofile
In the din of l'affaire Ashis Nandy after JLF, did you get to hear about the first Taj Literature festival?
Byzantium-Upon-Indus
The emotions that propel this work are admirable. But it is far too scattered, leaving the many varied accounts in it a bit distracting after a while.
The Critical Conundrum
The Indian establishment's craze for nuclear power and its destructive potential explained, critiqued, questioned
Where Raiders Dare
The newest and most charming entrant in the atmospheric lanes of Fort
Kadal
Ratnam delivers by exacting stellar performances from his cast. But don’t expect his subtlety.
David
Unfortunately, as with most films released this week, it falls short of its inherent possibilities.
Christine Manfield
The Australian food writer and celebrity chef on feasting in India and her book <i>Tasting India</i>
Amitabh Bachchan
From next year, I will ask the sponsors of KBC to build a small temple with my idol in it on the set...
Dubai Diary
Could Dubai will go the way of Fatehpur Sikri? A 21st century glass citadel, abandoned like Akbar’s capital...