COVER STORY
Folks! Gently tighten your belts. For Bollywood will take you to places you never dreamed of in 2018.
Outlook Magazine - 15 January 2018
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Acting is all about timing. Jaya’s absence and DMK’s dismal bypoll show offer Rajinikanth a grand entry.
Food refreshes music experience at Carnatic sabhas during Margazhi season
Neeraj Kumar, the head of BCCI'a Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU), talks about the challenges of tackling the menace of betting and match-fixing...
Devious bookies still work to stain cricket. Against them are a feeble anti-corruption body and no laws.
An insatiable sea licks away the Sunderbans, leaving lakhs of lives at water’s edge
Congress goes pro-poor in its last leg, but BJP is rich in snubbing the ruling party ahead of state elections
The BJP rustles up a mix of Indian nationalism and Kashmiri Muslim identity for a toehold in the Valley
Modus operandi: outsource the management while retaining the hospital’s status as non-profit society
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Acting is all about timing. Jaya’s absence and DMK’s dismal bypoll show offer Rajinikanth a grand entry.
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Food refreshes music experience at Carnatic sabhas during Margazhi season
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Neeraj Kumar, the head of BCCI'a Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU), talks about the challenges of tackling the menace of betting and match-fixing...
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Devious bookies still work to stain cricket. Against them are a feeble anti-corruption body and no laws.
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An insatiable sea licks away the Sunderbans, leaving lakhs of lives at water’s edge
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Congress goes pro-poor in its last leg, but BJP is rich in snubbing the ruling party ahead of state elections
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The BJP rustles up a mix of Indian nationalism and Kashmiri Muslim identity for a toehold in the Valley
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Digital currency can rid India of high-cost cash woes
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Modus operandi: outsource the management while retaining the hospital’s status as non-profit society
OTHER STORIES
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Trusts run hospitals on prime land they get at cheap prices. Then big chains take them over and enjoy tax breaks.
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Gauri Lankesh never compromised with truth-telling. This anthology charts her career, including that courageous switch to Kannada journalism.
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What stops NGOs from doing their bit to rein in private healthcare?
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Between 1928 and 1941, Stalin consolidated power, eliminated enemies and triggered reforms. This tome of a biography shows him in extreme close-up.
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Film-maker Sandip Ray writes about his dream of bringing Professor Shonku-- a character invented by his father Satyajit Ray-- to reel life.
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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A non-existent system of regulation allows unscrupulous profiteers to mint money from private sector hospitals, which comprise nearly 80 per cent of India’s healthcare infrastructure
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Manish Mundra’s Drishyam Films is handcrafting Bollywood’s meaningful indie wave
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If the government ensures that corporate hospitals are not allowed to extort the relatives of a dead patient, a lot of money-grabbing practices would come to an end on their own.
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'A Wednesday' director Neeraj Pandey recalls how he was turned away from almost all production houses in the first go...
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Women directors have yet to follow the trend their male counterparts are encashing—turning producer
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Calcutta-born director Sujoy Ghosh now wants to fulfil his long-cherished dream of making a revenge drama with a popular action star...
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They have no kin in films—no father, nor a godfather. All they have in common is an inborn desire to tell a story.
