COVER STORY
The Winner Takes It All
Outlook profiles nine winning candidates from AAP.
Outlook Magazine - 23 February 2015
Election Won & Lost In Three Weeks
The Republic Day was possibly the turning point in the election, in which the BJP started as favourites and was hailed as such by both pollsters and bookies
Par Avion
A random sample from the British newspapers
Rewind
<i>Outlook</i> in retrospect.
Huzoor, AAP?
Why has Delhi voted for the aam aadmi? It’s not in its character.
Blinkered Lights
That EVMs can be tampered with is proven, why not a paper trail?
Tripping Up The Titans
Kejriwal may revive an old FIR against RIL
Bees And Hives
It has wind in its sail. What can an outbound AAP do?
Gatecrasher’s Gig
The big challenge before the AAP is to sustain its style of politics
The Magic Tricked
With AAP’s win, the Modi-Shah monopoly stands challenged
Election Won & Lost In Three Weeks
The Republic Day was possibly the turning point in the election, in which the BJP started as favourites and was hailed as such by both pollsters and bookies
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Lead Us To The Tap
AAP’s big promise, cheap power and water in starved Delhi. Can they make it happen?
“No Government Ever Has A Paucity Of Funds”
Excerpts from a short chat with Arvind Kejriwal right after his historic win in the Delhi polls.
Areas Of Conflict
A few of the more contentious issues and/or potential areas of conflict for the Centre and the new Delhi Government.
Man Of The Masses
Can he break the mould in administration as he has in politics?
When The Slog Overs Are Here, Watch......The Men On The Mound
In a team game, these are the men who can singlehandely take the match away from any opposition
Why I Love <I>Outlook</i>
I find Outlook as delicious and refined as Hyderabadi biriyani...finely ‘prepared’ for the connoisseur as well as the man on the street.
Why I Love To Hate <i>Outlook</i>
There’s a clear lack of a 360-degree perspective on many issues.
Bibliofile
After the last few months of penning Modi's life story, publishers now turn to the man of the moment, Arvind Kejriwal.
In The Streets Of Dacca
The Bangladesh insurrection comes alive in this novel, so too the horrors, and the heroics of the people
Delhi Diary
It is about time someone asked Sachin Tendulkar if he is beginning to lose his masterful touch.
Biztro
Business in bitesizes
Amit Shah
According to blabbermouth Bedi, she lost because her Krishna Nagar constituency lacked clean parks!
Samar Singh Jodha
Photographer and installation artist Samar Singh Jodha on his latest work <i>Outpost</i>, a visual essay on a global culture where individual aesthetic notions are framed by commercial interests
Shamitabh
More silly and stupid than profound and philosophical.
Seven Days
The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
High Tea At The Leela
The English tea served at the Lobby Lounge is a perfect reminder of the past that has all but vanished from recent memory.
The Bhashanglo Tangle
Questions the Nemade-Rushdie spat raises
The Spin Of The Coin
And a valedictory sting from outgoing foreign secretary Sujatha Singh
The Sweet Spot
A 500-run feast? All sorts of heroics are possible this World Cup.
