COVER STORY
And just like that, the food of Gods, Ghee, was deemed ‘fattening’. A 5,000-year-old wisdom wiped out
Outlook Magazine - 25 March 2013
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Muslims seem to have coalesced around the congress, perhaps why Kumaraswamy lost Ramanagara.
Popular fist-pumping aside, saner voices in Italy reject the state’s marine rescue
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Ganesh Pyne strove for artistic truth in a melancholic fantasy
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Muslims seem to have coalesced around the congress, perhaps why Kumaraswamy lost Ramanagara.
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The Congress civic poll win opens a door, but it’s one swallow...
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What or who can make Raj Bhavans relevant? Ex-IPS officers? Nay
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A South Mumbai dealer explains the city’s drugs market
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A big haul of heroin, two famous boxers...the Punjab drug story is not going away
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The shooters are out. <I>Outlook</i> goes to the mattresses against Italiana.
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Kerala feels the Centre colluded with the Italians
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Popular fist-pumping aside, saner voices in Italy reject the state’s marine rescue
OTHER STORIES
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Italy has delivered an insult. It shouldn’t be taken lying down.
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Or is there a greater design to this much ado about marines both in India and in Italy?
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This defence of Bangla’s fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami is ludicrous
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The celebrated author lends a preface and perspective to an updated book of essays on the Afzal Guru investigation and trial
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Low-cost AirAsia’s expected entry will rejuvenate a sickly sector, boost foreign investor confidence
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Tiger counts in four Maharashtra reserves show a dramatic increase. How did it happen?
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What happened to Jagruti was the result of our inaction, our perilous tolerance, what we’ve allowed to happen to generations of our women
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The system is built to help the powerful; for others, a dead end
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A draft bill on women’s security is bogged down trying to build safeguards for men
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Saugata Roy speaks his mind on land, then sits out
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March 15, World Sleep Day. A time we woke up to the disease that is sleeplessness.
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CA’s clumsy cricket management ignored youth, led to today’s crisis
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Indiscipline stalks, then tears into Australian cricket. Can they wrest hope from the ruins?
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Author and editor Manu Joseph beats E.L. James in Holland. Also meet: Mohan R.D.
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A novel set in Bangalore that’s not quite like anything done before in the English language.
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Urban India, its fervid ambitions, a girl's sentimental education make up a novel of allegorical realism
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London-based writer Anil Ananthaswamy on winning the Physics Journalism Prize and why being a science writer is fun.
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Despite its flaws, it is engaging and enjoyable. And what a gangster Irrfan makes!
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Gets moralistic, cliched and cringingly sanctimonious. But with a riveting performance by Saurabh Shukla
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Am I a senior cricketer or a school boy to be asked to do homework? Even if they call it a ‘presentation’?
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Examining Rahul Gandhi’s public confession showing a disinterest in both native wife and the coveted gaddi...