COVER STORY
One in five voters find the possibility of sending the first women to the White House a most attractive proposition. And she has learnt the lesson.
Outlook Magazine - 24 August 2015
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Reparations for the Raj? Debts, material or moral, do not devolve so far down the generations.
Why Indians on the Booker long list should be hopeful even though they aren't the current favourites.
Heartbreaking and shocking in equal parts, it is a book that propels us into a cathartic reading.
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All the chatter and goss from around the world.
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Reparations for the Raj? Debts, material or moral, do not devolve so far down the generations.
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Male and female roles have never been less strictly defined
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
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Why Indians on the Booker long list should be hopeful even though they aren't the current favourites.
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Heartbreaking and shocking in equal parts, it is a book that propels us into a cathartic reading.
OTHER STORIES
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Kakar’s Bhartrhari agonises over love at its cynical and cruel best. Its painful glory is sung in exquisite poetry.
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Business in bitesizes
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She may be all body. But the raw female is to be invisible.
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Alia’s gamine charm cradles talent and the nous of self-deprecation
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Juhi Chaturvedi, creator of <i>Vicky Donor</i> and <i>Piku</i>, deploys quirk to serious effect
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Akhtari, the Bai who became Begum
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It’s a nascent field, and women are there at the starting line-up
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Nobel laureate Leymah Roberta Gbowee talks about the peace movement she led in Liberia and the unique 'sex strike' tactic.
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Two women take on ‘interpretation’ of religion
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She chose astrophysics over law, only to find that it’s set to be her natural calling
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She eked a space for women in a filmi male bastion
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How the guts and glory of one woman has brought self-respect for others
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A rock-solid sorority that holds the flock together. But their fight is not only of gender. It’s a universal community they serve.
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Nepal, having opted to become a republic cannot declare itself a Hindu rashtra without impairing its republican character.
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A demand for restoring the ‘Hindu state’ in Nepal enthuses and concerns Indians of various stripes
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Few know of the defiant 1942 Republic of Ballia, ground down brutally
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For 14,000 people cast adrift in 51 Bangladeshi enclaves in India, July 31 heralded a richer dawn
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Women in India lag behind men in most developmental indices. In global rankings, we are rank back-benchers.
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Arundhati Roy on what shaped her, what moves her, and what gets her to start writing.
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<i>Outlook</i> in retrospect.
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Its well-researched pieces were like none others and this I say about all their sections.
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<i>Outlook</i> needs to do something extra, create some magic
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An exhibition of documentaries on the world’s most cherished art creators, the Kermit & Miss Piggy break-up and how to deal with back pain.
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A nice, if slightly expensive hangout for those who live nearby.
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The man who left his corporate job to redigitise old and rare records, on his vocation and the importance of preserving lost music.
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A sensible film full of heart and humanity.
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Cruise tries hard, with wisecracks and goofiness, but his mission is getting impossible.
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Almost every Las Vegas company has built a casino in Macau—swankier than the original—and their earnings from Macau are often double that in Las Vegas.
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