COVER STORY
Close trade ties bind India with EU and UK. A ‘Brexit’ is seen through a commercial lens.
Outlook Magazine - 27 June 2016
The crowded-bus syndrome informs UK Indians’ position. Immigrants themselves, they don’t want more coming in.
The US’s worst mass shooting red-flags homophobia and terror. It also highlights the arrant lack of gun control gnawing at America’s heart.
Town-criers on both sides of ‘Brexit’ have split Britain. At stake are polity, economy, foreign relations and identity.
She bitterly rues her missed chance in Sydney, but is proud to be India’s first woman medallist
Politics is in his blood—the blood of a family his party’s top men love to hate. The cutting-to-size was waiting to happen.
Settlements, demographic change... On her own, even Mehbooba may have hit the streets on this.
While the migrant community continues to grow, Kerala can barely tame its prejudices
The crowded-bus syndrome informs UK Indians’ position. Immigrants themselves, they don’t want more coming in.
The many-hued stratagems of the Tories’ brainy buffoon, Boris Johnson
The US’s worst mass shooting red-flags homophobia and terror. It also highlights the arrant lack of gun control gnawing at America’s heart.
Town-criers on both sides of ‘Brexit’ have split Britain. At stake are polity, economy, foreign relations and identity.
She bitterly rues her missed chance in Sydney, but is proud to be India’s first woman medallist
Politics is in his blood—the blood of a family his party’s top men love to hate. The cutting-to-size was waiting to happen.
Settlements, demographic change... On her own, even Mehbooba may have hit the streets on this.
While the migrant community continues to grow, Kerala can barely tame its prejudices
How I was stung, how the sting fell apart in court
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From basement tapes to fronting for Iron Maiden...the veteran Delhi band Parikrama recounts its 25 years of Rock evolution
The Congress throws political self-interest to the wind every time. Not contrition, not even evasion...it’s as if that dark past didn’t happen.
Vice-president for research and policy at the Public Health Foundation of India Dr Ramanan Laxminarayan on what the post-antibiotic era might look like
The overuse of antibiotics has created a crisis of microbial resistance—the drugs aren’t working
One of the youngest chief ministers, Akhilesh Yadav, on his achievements and the challenges in running the most populous state of India
The 17-year-old prodigy on developing a sleep app called ‘Sleepisle’, which won him the Apple scholarship 2016
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Two Indian-origin doctor-authors in the NYT bestsellers' list and another bags the Dubin Lit Award
An in-depth study of alcohol which will be useful to academics but has very little room for levity
A clear-headed history of the enlightened rulers in modern times
The first ever electronic publishing house for book-lovers to browse, preview, buy and gift titles
A lot more about aging, loneliness and grief than it is about solving a mystery.
A group show of figurative paintings in Mumbai, an exhibition on the life and legacy of Kumarajiva and the Samhaara Theatre Group’s stand-up event
A creamy yellow cheese, with a mild, buttery flavour and light, milky aroma.
Everything that has been passed down to us through oral tradition is of value, at least to our health
A regular column on the essential buzz
For making the longest flight ever recorded and surviving to tell the tale of their incredible 96,000-km journey
Amitabh Bachchan does a disservice to his enormous appeal and influence when he takes the safe route and does not speak truth
I was greatly pleased to arrive in Thomas Hardy’s birthplace one June morning and note with a perverse satisfaction that the world seemed to have forgotten his birthday
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