COVER STORY
The Wages Of Fame
As if in reaction to her global renown, some in Pakistan revile Malala
Outlook Magazine - 28 October 2013
Show And Tell, Please
The onus is on Google to also publish a transparency report of the advocacy events it sponsors.
The Search For A Finer Sieve
How governments abroad have tried to come to grips with Google’s alleged violations
Deficit On The Intention Side
Food inflation bites the population; grain rots away in godowns; the Centre looks away
And The Hairdryer Too
Battening on a good monsoon, rural and semi-urban India is all set to fuel a surge in consumption
The Coming Plutocracy
Raelism, a pseudo-science attributing creation to aliens, gains a toehold of sorts in India
No...Not Good News
The marginalised, the old and infirm women and children suffer the most, and are ignored
Show And Tell, Please
The onus is on Google to also publish a transparency report of the advocacy events it sponsors.
The Search For A Finer Sieve
How governments abroad have tried to come to grips with Google’s alleged violations
Beyond The Searchlight
Should we be wary of Google’s all-pervasiveness?
Pinstripe Soots
CBI Coalgate net snags on Birla, whistle-blower
Let The Ink Dry
Kerala daily faces state ads freeze
Deficit On The Intention Side
Food inflation bites the population; grain rots away in godowns; the Centre looks away
And The Hairdryer Too
Battening on a good monsoon, rural and semi-urban India is all set to fuel a surge in consumption
The Coming Plutocracy
Raelism, a pseudo-science attributing creation to aliens, gains a toehold of sorts in India
No...Not Good News
The marginalised, the old and infirm women and children suffer the most, and are ignored
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The Storm Troopers
A few good men saved the day as their alacrity blunted Phailin’s impact
The Maratha Wars
Maharashtra’s parties are in a flux. Will the churn augur well for 2014?
‘We Only Postponed The Day Of Reckoning’
In a rare interview, the emeritus professor of economics at the JNU speaks on the state of the economy
The Big Name Game
How the Nehru-Gandhi brand is being extended ad nauseam
Blowing Away The Straw
Parties want to end opinion polls but don’t want to be seen doing so
Lines Where We Meet
Manmohan’s China visit will be a success if it can quieten the border
'Delhi Is The Beginning. I Won’t Call It A Test Case.'
The earnest 43-year-old former IRS officer on the road ahead
‘Congress Forces Are Supporting AAP. But This Won’t Help It.’
The BJP's former national president on his party's prospects
‘People Know What The Congress And BJP Are. They Don’t Know AAP.’
Delhi chief minister on not giving up the fight
The Broom Is Wielding The Stick
Anti-incumbency plagues the Congress, BJP is in disarray. Does AAP hold the key?
Mum Knows Best
No trip to Goa is complete without a meal at Mum’s Kitchen: one of the last places where you can get to enjoy authentic Goan food
They Knew Their Sky
This is a Victorian magic box—part baggy mystery, part astrological arcana and literary construct, and partly a game.
Sing Your Song, Bulle Shah
A history of Punjab hastens through the Mughals, ponders over its rich heritage and the Sikh empire, examines the colonials and lingers over its bloody division
Raj Rewal
The architect on exhibiting at Centre Pompidou, Paris, and his love for modern architecture
Shahid
Portrays the psyche of the Indian Muslim in the changing, increasingly polarised India with warmth and simplicity
Boss
The story of a much misunderstood hero interspersed with many fights and chases, some songs and more fights and chases
Indian Bicycle
How can Mamata Banerjee, who we thought was our friend, ban bicycles from the main streets of Calcutta?
Delhi Diary
The irresistible rise of Arvind Kejriwal and his Aam Admi Party (AAP) is nothing short of a miracle...