COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 3 February 2003
To The Manor Vaugh'n
It was in the series against India last summer that Vaughan transformed himself from just another promising batsman to being the bedrock of the English side.
To The Manor Vaugh'n
It was in the series against India last summer that Vaughan transformed himself from just another promising batsman to being the bedrock of the English side.
Ram Gopal Varma
On why a new film company he is part of will redefine Indian cinema
Many Access To Grind
It's a dialogue of the deaf as everybody hangs up on everybody else
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
State Gazette
For this author, democracy has its own rewards; The life cycle of secessionism; The missionary's vulnerable position; Matchmaking in cyberspace; Patriotism is not all garbage; PR overdrive on superhighway
On The Company Account
Shetty's murder may lead to a shake-up in the betting cartels. Is it advantage Chhota Rajan?
Upper Berth Cramps
Boxed in from all sides, local Brahmins turn militant. They want in on the reservation pie.
Bovine Intervention
Cow slaughter in one town could well aid a 'Hindu reawakening'
Going To The Grassroots
That's what Diggy Raja is doing, to fight double incumbency and a BJP buoyed by its Gujarat win
Arriving, At Conclusions
Mayawati's constituency sees Dalit assertion in her birthday bash. But will it suffice?
Brief Honeymoon
A royal wedding is but a bright interlude in a gloom-hit nation
'Hope We're Not Forced To Arms'
A little after the NSCN(IM) and New Delhi agreed to continue the peace talks, the NSCN general secretary sent in his written replies to the questions submitted earlier this week.
Techno Beats On The Sash
The IIT-50 bash by the alumni saw the who's who laud the institution. Can the techies now take it further?
Final Take
V.S.Naipaul's 'catty' love, Dileep Padgaonkar's 'plum' assignment' and the gossip from Bollywood.
Jism
It firmly stands by the outdated notions of morality and makes you question why a sexy woman cannot be shown as normal?
The Look Of 2003
Mallica Singh does a pre-emptive strike on the designer sentiments for the season
No Flash In The Pan
A commendable 16% export growth
Glory On The Harbour Line
India's surging rate of exports to the US, against the tide of world trade, points to a salutary churning in its fundamentals
Eating Out
Lata Khubchandani dines Aparna and Konkana Sen
The Delhi-Mumbai Gazette
Nail care grips Mumbai's denizens, Delhi's samples Bangalore's best, eves' power and Mallika Sarabhai's new creation.
Diplomacy Past Dinner Time
High commission officials in India and Pakistan are scapegoats in the arch-rivals' brutally stupid game of brinkmanshi
...And the Hippocratic Oath in Action
It is the dedicated medical corps at AIIMS that offers a counterpoint to the "health is wealth" lobby
Hypocratic Practice
That seems to be the case with the Indian health sector. While most doctors toil nobly away, the rotten few erode a basic element: trust.
The Jury Is Out Cold
An e-mail that was alleged to contain a list of jehadis was key evidence. It only listed casualties from Gilgit's Balwaristan movement.
The Freeze On The Poor
Mayawati, the diamond-studded Dalit empress, emerged in a pink salwar out of a Bollywood stage to cut a gargantuan B-day cake, Marie Antoinette style.
The Seeds Freeze Into The Pods
Agriculture, industry feel the cold...after the kharif drought
Chilblains On The Soul
With no contingency plans and few resources, the northern belt reels under a cold wave. Hundreds of the abject poor succumb.
Bull's Eye
It was a freezing twilight in Delhi when my car stopped at a traffic intersection. A cop stood on the pavement wearing a cotton uniform. I rolled down ...
Bibliofile
A word a day brings publishers your way? So do biographies, apparently.
A Story Sterling Pure
Saraogi's fantastical reconstructions fill in a major silence in the evolution of Bengal's history - with a partial voice no doubt
Speaking Volumes
Managing to compress a saga spanning 3,500 years, offers a panoramic overview of the Zoroastrian people.
Being His Own Man
Hastings tells us how the editor's job, after the proprietor's, is one to envy
Bluster Is A Thin Armour
Life's going on for the average Baghdadi, George W. Bush's threats notwithstanding
