COVER STORY
Shubha Vedula on being among the top 40 finalists in <i>American Idol</i>, and why music will always be her first love.
Outlook Magazine - 15 April 2013
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Of couples who can look you in the eye and say, yes, I’mlesbian, and proud of it
At this African dhaba in a south Delhi skinny alley, the food positively emanates the flavours of comfort and homecoming.
The lack of public spaces, the gated communities, the norms of collective living elude us. And then we talk of our unhinged free-floaters.
With The Scion hedging on, and leaders talking in different voices, drift prevails
Amit Shah was a fine foil for in-your-face Modi in Gujarat. But what of the future?
A pathetic Musharraf visits courts, attracts scorn as an irrelevance in a changed Pakistan
The SC ruling on Novartis’s cancer drug Glivec makes things just a bit easier for poor patients
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Of couples who can look you in the eye and say, yes, I’mlesbian, and proud of it
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At this African dhaba in a south Delhi skinny alley, the food positively emanates the flavours of comfort and homecoming.
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Student’s death now an anti-Mamata bugle
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The lack of public spaces, the gated communities, the norms of collective living elude us. And then we talk of our unhinged free-floaters.
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With The Scion hedging on, and leaders talking in different voices, drift prevails
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Amit Shah was a fine foil for in-your-face Modi in Gujarat. But what of the future?
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Modi’s Delhi yatra looks like Hindutva 2.0. By design or accident?
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A pathetic Musharraf visits courts, attracts scorn as an irrelevance in a changed Pakistan
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The SC ruling on Novartis’s cancer drug Glivec makes things just a bit easier for poor patients
OTHER STORIES
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Chairman of the FSLRC says that the new system will shake up the existing regulators
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A regulator for the regulators? Where does that leave RBI?
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Mulayam’s wrestler feints will land him in political trouble
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First Congress-bashing. Then some praise for Advani. What’s wily Mulayam up to?
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Arrows of guilt that for now Vijender dodges easily
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Vijender, now facing drug charges, built all on charm, and that one win
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Break-ups here are harder to deal with
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Saudi’s ‘nitaqat’ policy on jobs for locals spreads panic among the Indian diaspora
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The UPA’s attempt at bringing spunk to Doordarshan’s news channel goes kaput
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From the memoirs of a French adventurer who served at Tipu’s court
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Delhi’s Chhatarpur farmhouses are the playpens of the mysterious rich
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A spanking new bookstore in the heart of Delhi. And who's the only non-American author to have written a completely American novel, again?
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Not a single dull moment. Gulzar sparkles, he muses, and he explains and recites.... And at the end of it, the reader has had an insight into his mind.
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Two major Oriya-English poets measure memories, griefs, personal landscapes and the world in cadences of beauty
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Not worth buying a ticket; wait for it to come to a TV screen near you.
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The acting is great and pace unhurried. But what you notice most are the small things. Joy forever.
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It was a double blessing, we had to ban the Sri Lankan players in Chennai. We gained everything and lost nothing.
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I felt I was passing through a gigantic mall. The city was an extension of the airport. Consumerism feeds nationalism
