COVER STORY
'Thin Outside, Fat Inside' acknowledges the fact that losing weight on the scale doesn’t automatically reduce risk of heart diseases, obesity, diabetes etc
Outlook Magazine - 19 January 2015
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Malayalam cinema has captured the struggling images of migrant life in the Gulf with all its complexities.
'... and abandoned us in the Pan Am airline case,' says the spokesperson for the Indian victims on board Pan Am Flight No. 73
India needs a think tank to support its developmental aims. would the Niti Aayog meet this broad objective?
The hype is over the Indian diaspora in US and UK. There are 70 lakh in the Gulf.
The head of the forensic department at AIIMS who had led the team which conducted the autopsy on Sunanda Pushkar
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Byomkesh Bakshi, the sleuth filmmakers probe
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Malayalam cinema has captured the struggling images of migrant life in the Gulf with all its complexities.
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'... and abandoned us in the Pan Am airline case,' says the spokesperson for the Indian victims on board Pan Am Flight No. 73
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A man who stood by his convictions, even if it offended others
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United voices against Rajapaksa aim for power
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India needs a think tank to support its developmental aims. would the Niti Aayog meet this broad objective?
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The building blocks are being tumbled about—but to what effect?
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The hype is over the Indian diaspora in US and UK. There are 70 lakh in the Gulf.
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The head of the forensic department at AIIMS who had led the team which conducted the autopsy on Sunanda Pushkar
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Read murder for ‘sudden, unnatural’ death. The Sunanda Pushkar saga is not buried yet.
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Outlook’s Saahil draws a felicitous conclusion
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Joining the <i>Charlie Hebdo</i> tragedy with France’s maladjusted millions
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Business in bitesizes
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Few, including sitting MP Narendra Modi perhaps, know of the Mahatma’s enduring relationship with the city
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Did Ambassador Verma lie for America?
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The Hyderabad MP and Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen leader is in the eye of a storm again.
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The BJP and its dual track policy of business-friendly majoritarianism
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Winter’s when they come out—hideous or haute
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The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
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Jaipur Literary Festival's top honcho William Dalrymple clarifies that there are absolutely no problems between him and co-director Namita Gokhale
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A deeply felt, personal story of travelling on many levels
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A brilliant look at ageing, illness and approaching death shows how modern medicine fails on the emotional frontier
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Feluda’s creator Satyajit Ray had set high standards; his son Sandip Ray is striving to keep up the Feluda legacy.
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The actress talks about her debut Malayalam film, <i>Haram</i>
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Mexico is one of the fattest nations in the world, with a third of its population obese.
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Of course, it is possible to win a game armed with nonchalance. But you have to be aggressive.
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I like it for the stances it has often taken, for the stories it carries, I like the fact that it does not have only male columnists
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It has consistently, since its inception, avoided giving space to the nationalist thought group.
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