COVER STORY
I pray that we don’t lose our food traditions in our mad rush to lose weight.
Outlook Magazine - 11 March 2013
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The budget permits a voyeuristic pleasure in watching the rich squirm beneath a 10 per cent surcharge.
Despite the effect his speech had on equity markets, his budget tackles the issue of a slowing economy.
Rather than making people self-reliant, the government has reduced them to a line of begging bowls.
What P. chidambaram needs to watch is the gap in his budgets between projections and ground realities.
Is Chidambaram to keep Rahul’s seat warm? A close look...realpolitik says nay.
No one dare say it, but Indian politics has a hidden vacancy. Can P. Chidambaram fill it?
The young Bangalore journalist accused of being a terror-mastermind, on being released
Several intel agencies have converged on Hyderabad but, for now, it’s just raising old yarns
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The budget permits a voyeuristic pleasure in watching the rich squirm beneath a 10 per cent surcharge.
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Despite the effect his speech had on equity markets, his budget tackles the issue of a slowing economy.
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Outlook Money offers a primer to make the most of these testing times.
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Rather than making people self-reliant, the government has reduced them to a line of begging bowls.
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What P. chidambaram needs to watch is the gap in his budgets between projections and ground realities.
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Is Chidambaram to keep Rahul’s seat warm? A close look...realpolitik says nay.
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No one dare say it, but Indian politics has a hidden vacancy. Can P. Chidambaram fill it?
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The young Bangalore journalist accused of being a terror-mastermind, on being released
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Several intel agencies have converged on Hyderabad but, for now, it’s just raising old yarns
OTHER STORIES
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Magic and poison snuggle into easy cohabitation. Modern Hyderabad is not unfamiliar with growth and hope.
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An international row over a ‘world record’
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Out of the box, the techie savvies up to reading between the lines of coded text
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Entering the complex web of phone taps
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Tamil Nadu damns Sri Lanka on war crimes. Will India do likewise at UNHRC?
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Kerala’s elephants, once its pride, are turning rogue more and more. Why?
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The former CRPF DG, who has been given charge of the Jharkhand home department, on Maoists
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Jharkhand overtakes Chhattisgarh as Maoists ratchet up their strikes here
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A new team leads the DD revamp, leaving the old guard fuming
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The ‘varnacular’ of our society’s brand managers merits reading-into
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India needs a new model of democracy to make every vote count
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One Oscars. One Emmy. How is it that we are choked by a glut of glittering awards?
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It's not just Vinod Mehta's old books that are finding takers, ex-<i>Outlook</i> editors are on a roll too.
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An unfinished log of efforts by governments not entirely determined to wage the prolonged battle that must be waged to end hunger.
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A father going blind feels the seasons in his garden with his fingertips as his sons fight in Afghanistan
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S.L. Bhyrappa, Kannada’s best writer, maybe even India’s best. It’s a pity about all that pro-Hindutva talk.
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The 'giggling guru' on the global laughter yoga phenomenon and why it's the best medicine.
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The focus is not on Modi, Godhra, or the quake, but the implications of political events in the personal space.
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There are other kinds of terror too, like filmi terror, supernatural terror, inflation terror, Mamata terror...
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There's more to the town than sleaze, scandal and silk and Jayendra Saraswati's made a quiet comeback