COVER STORY
The faecal matter hits the rotary blades, politically—but we’re still staring at a sanitation disaster
Outlook Magazine - 21 October 2013
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The Centre has said yes to Telangana. But Andhra politicians are left split—or confused—and people directionless.
Petroleum minister Veerappa Moily is finding it hard to put the ‘oily Moily’ tag behind him
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To a time when we weren’t Andhras and Telugus, but proud Hyderabadis
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The Centre has said yes to Telangana. But Andhra politicians are left split—or confused—and people directionless.
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Who after Sachin can be both textbook and avant garde?
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Three of Sachin’s most ethereal knocks, sprinkled with celestial dust
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Petroleum minister Veerappa Moily is finding it hard to put the ‘oily Moily’ tag behind him
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India lacks the political will to put an end to manual scavenging
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Even in our cities, women know not to take a good loo for granted
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No loo, no marriage. The ladies are walking, and it’s for the better.
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For all Modi’s talk, sanitation in Gujarat is plumbing new depths
OTHER STORIES
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Goenkaji’s Vipassana course stressed on the search for the atman
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Assertiveness is one thing. Pranab must shun political play.
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When someone as political as Pranab becomes president, does it cause problems?
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Truck art, flavourful of Pakistani roads, rashly colours a Calcutta Durga Puja
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Statutory warning: Cigarette smoking is injurious to cinema
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At political fairgrounds, on social media or TV, vigilantism rules
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The BJP sharpens its 2014 UP campaign plan with weapons that cleave
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Guha focuses on Gandhi’s ‘less-known’ period in South Africa, follows him and his followers in minute detail, but depends mostly on his admirers for his narrative
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In the 25th year of the ban on <i>The Satanic Verses</i>, we look at the mechanics of bans
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More local, seasonal and fresh food along with an active lifestyle where exercise is non-negotiable
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The HarperCollins CEO on the peculiar joys of publishing in India
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Cinema at its most participative and not just for being a thrilling, simulated ride
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My support to Telangana then and a united Andhra now is based on sound principles...
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It is no longer about the creation of a separate Telangana, but who gets the keys to the city of Hyderabad
