COVER STORY
Chaff And Grains Of Truth
India looks to export surplus foodgrains, but runs smack into charges of dumping from the North American biggies
Outlook Magazine - 14 May 2001
The Ballistic Friends
Sensing a change to a quasi-ally status, India gives a backdoor welcome to the new American National Missile Defence
The Ballistic Friends
Sensing a change to a quasi-ally status, India gives a backdoor welcome to the new American National Missile Defence
Zain Verjee
On her new role as the CNN anchor for Q&A South Asia
From Golddust To Dust
The slowdown will stop the auctioning of Indian talent
Return Of The Prodigal
CVs of job-seeking Indians from the US
Byting Chill
Starry-eyed Indian nerds go down with the great American cyberdream
Simply Kicking Around
The bane of the game—no talent and zero interest
Family Values: $3,200
A new gender selection method might further skew sex ratios
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
RSS Men in Capart
Members of the National Standing Committee on Marketing, Communication, HRD and matters of interest to the voluntary sector.
The Wages Of Dissent
The swadeshi outfits live on government funding, their 'oppositional' politics notwithstanding
High On Low-Brow
Tibet's his pet passion and Literature his pet hate. And they're the reasons why Jamyang Norbu wrote 'The Mandala'.
Non-Plan Obsolescence
From being more powerful than North Block, it has been a slow descent into a 'parking lot'
The State Of Two Nations
As extremist groups fan Shia-Sunni strife, Pakistan continues its bloody slide into theocracy
Sare Jahan Se Achcha
Jackie Shroff goes shooting in New Zealand and returns besotted
A Short History Of Timbuktu
Elusive eldorado in Arabian travel lore, mythical paradise beyond the Occidental pale, Timbuktu's legendary utopian status refuses to fade. Alice Albinia investigates Mali's most sandy city
Palaces On Water
There's luxury, privacy and peace to be had on Mr Butt's little floating palaces on Srinagar's Dal Lake
High Tea
Elephants, rugby, trout fishing and <i>chota hazri.</i> A taste of the planters' life on the slopes of the Annamalais
Dos And Don'ts
Summer Camps, Food and Mouth, Travel Insurance, Where There's Smoke
Letter From The Editor In Chief
Whether reading for pleasure or for holiday planning, the Indian consumer is about to discover a new leisure activity. It's called <i>Outlook Traveller.</i>
Achilles And The Tortoise
Anti-incumbency, a divided BJP and ULFA threats to the AGP could ensure a Congress victory
Reverse Swing
Both contend with chronic dissenters. But the UDF has history on its side.
Mother Fixation
Amma has sewn up a rainbow coalition that could swamp a desertion-struck DMK
The Kali Apparition
Mamata's waning credibility, and an all-new helmsman, may save the day for the Left
Congress On Winning Side In Three States
An exclusive opinion poll shows the Congress having an edge in three states and the Left ahead in West Bengal
The Security Rat-Trap
The public appointments of village defence committees may look good on paper, but it turns the appointees into prime targets for terrorists.
On To Eelam War IV
Sinhala hawks saw the LTTE's peace moves as military weakness. But having baited a cornered Tiger, they can fear the worst.
Some Dangerous Child's Play
With easy Internet access and no regulations to speak of, cyberporn is one adult game large nu mbers of urban Indian children are falling prey to
Bull's Eye
The government started recently its new round of Kashmir talks. The Hurriyat leadersrefuse to talk unless they first visit Pakistan. The government ...
Bibliofile
Namita Gokhale and a writer's wokshop, sex and the <i>Chitta Cobra</i>, Hunte for an Indian writer...
Vintage Vignettes
'Notes' is no hold-all collection but a careful culling of Khushwant's writing. His simple, unfiltered prose skilfully captures the everdayness of life.
Lost in the Mystic Haze
It's material for ecstasy all right, but where is Sudhir Kakar's 'novel'?
A Ballot-Paper War
Despite Khaleda's rhetoric, the 'anti-India wave' might peter out
Identifying A Problem
Policing the border may offer some answers but illegal migration is more a factor of socio-economics
