A 10 Second Long Stare
The Untouchables of our era. The ones, who despite hard facts, get away only because of the equations of power.
Dabba Full Of Goodness
Tiffin services should get high end: offer verticals of raw diets, or specialised meals for diabetics and heart patients, which some are already doing so.
“Fundamentally, Nothing Has Changed For The Better Yet”
The vice-chairman and joint managing director of First Global Group talks of dipping oil prices and its role in lowering inflation.
The Chicken Neck Corridors
Sujatha Singh had it coming. Her removal is of a piece with Modidom wanting its own men.
The Numbers Game
I don’t think it is going to be so easy for us to so quickly consume the new GDP numbers.
Taking The Sex Out Of Sensex
Outlook tracks PM Modi’s pro-business interests with a 15 -stock index—ModX—and it’s outshining the Sensex
Put The Data In The Bubble
Is it the Modi wave? Is it the oil price crash? Whatever it is, the Sensex is soaring. But with little reform on the ground, is this another mirage?
‘Bhai Ka To Encounter Hua, Par Meri Bhabhi Ke Saath Jo Hua Woh?’
Dispirited yes, but not defeated yet. Brother Rubabuddin is determined to fight.
The Man Who Would Not Bend
Statement of Vasant Laljibhai Solanki, Gujarat Police Inspector, to the CBI
Patel Brothers’ Statement Of ‘No Consequence’
In a 75-page judgement, special court judge M.B. Gosavi deals with CBI’s arguments in two pages, devotes 32 pages to Amit Shah’s application, 25 pages for his discharge order
The Amit Shah Files
Even before the trial is concluded, a CBI court finds reason to discharge a powerful man
The Law Is Under Trial Here
The legal journey in the Muzaffarnagar rape cases is far from encouraging
Dishoom, Take That ...And That
Invoking the Irani cafe of yore, Yelp’s top restaurant pick is the talk of London town
Why I Love Outlook
This 'complete package', with an unbiased stand, highlights important issues in various fields.
Why I Love To Hate Outlook
"On political issues, the balance is missing and the tilt is quite visible."
Bibliofile
With just a week to go for the WC, books for cricket enthusiasts are set to hit the stores.
Taking The Media By The Tail
The tigers of the media and the corporate world find themselves caught in the unsparing, irreverent gaze of Vinod Mehta
New Zealand Diary
Bungee jumping reminds us of the essential absurdity of life. So does honking in a traffic jam.
