COVER STORY
I pray that we don’t lose our food traditions in our mad rush to lose weight.
Outlook Magazine - 11 March 2013
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
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.
Outlook Money offers a primer to make the most of these testing times.
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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Magic and poison snuggle into easy cohabitation. Modern Hyderabad is not unfamiliar with growth and hope.
An international row over a ‘world record’
Out of the box, the techie savvies up to reading between the lines of coded text
Entering the complex web of phone taps
Tamil Nadu damns Sri Lanka on war crimes. Will India do likewise at UNHRC?
Kerala’s elephants, once its pride, are turning rogue more and more. Why?
The former CRPF DG, who has been given charge of the Jharkhand home department, on Maoists
Jharkhand overtakes Chhattisgarh as Maoists ratchet up their strikes here
A new team leads the DD revamp, leaving the old guard fuming
The ‘varnacular’ of our society’s brand managers merits reading-into
India needs a new model of democracy to make every vote count
One Oscars. One Emmy. How is it that we are choked by a glut of glittering awards?
It's not just Vinod Mehta's old books that are finding takers, ex-<i>Outlook</i> editors are on a roll too.
An unfinished log of efforts by governments not entirely determined to wage the prolonged battle that must be waged to end hunger.
A father going blind feels the seasons in his garden with his fingertips as his sons fight in Afghanistan
S.L. Bhyrappa, Kannada’s best writer, maybe even India’s best. It’s a pity about all that pro-Hindutva talk.
The 'giggling guru' on the global laughter yoga phenomenon and why it's the best medicine.
The focus is not on Modi, Godhra, or the quake, but the implications of political events in the personal space.
There are other kinds of terror too, like filmi terror, supernatural terror, inflation terror, Mamata terror...
There's more to the town than sleaze, scandal and silk and Jayendra Saraswati's made a quiet comeback