COVER STORY
Shakti's Postcards...
Pop diva Tina Turner takes a boatride down the Ganga. Madhu Jain chats her up.
Outlook Magazine - 23 February 2004
The Hum Of Holy Breath
From Dharamshala to a Grammy: boy monks take the everyday rhythms of Tibetan monastic life beyond their pine groves
Lord Meghnad Desai
On his book, <i>Nehru’s Hero: Dilip Kumar in the Life of India</i>, and on finding the new love of his life, at 63 —former editor Kishwar Ahluwalia (47)
The Hum Of Holy Breath
From Dharamshala to a Grammy: boy monks take the everyday rhythms of Tibetan monastic life beyond their pine groves
Lord Meghnad Desai
On his book, <i>Nehru’s Hero: Dilip Kumar in the Life of India</i>, and on finding the new love of his life, at 63 —former editor Kishwar Ahluwalia (47)
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
State Gazette
Hypnotic gestures; No more free radicals; Saint of a woman; Index of disunity; Whither Rabi babu's noble savagery?
Fission Smokescreen
The US searchlight flits from Khan to PAEC-NDC, Pak's 'real nuclear hubs' <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=40 target=_blank> Updates</a>
"If I Weren't A Sanyasin, He Would Have Married Me"
A dapper PM. An alluring godwoman. A bunch of letters and a still-born child. Outlook unravels a little-known Nehru story...
A Fair Man Among The Fowl
He's not as proud as a peacock, but is a man after its heart. Quietly tending to the ill among the flock.
No One's Too Poor For The Class
A funds crunch was never a concern for students here. Why then subsidise and erode the brand? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=90 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Something`s Gotta Give
Meyers aims at the age-disparity cliché with two other cinematic chestnuts; Attraction Between Opposites and the Love Triangle
The Shiningest One
Talk of 8% growth is fine, but the NDA's efforts still can't better Manmohanomics
Poppy Barons On The 'Speed' Boat
The opium story nears its end. Myanmar's Golden Triangle shiftsto synthetic drugs, pulling India into a deadlier input-output chain.
Details
Viruses Revealed,Culture Vulture, Biorhythm and Justin Timberlake,Back To Basics
77% Say Yes To Cricket
Safety fears aside, most Indians want the Indo-Pak match-up to go on—win or lose <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=32 target=_blank> Updates</a>
On Bloody Pavilions
Dalit youths in this UP village win a game of cricket but lose lives in the caste war
The Bazaar
Commercial colonisaton of love
Cupidus Interruptus
As with some hearts, many shopwindows are also broken every year
Love For Sale
Money can buy you love. The cost this month: Rs 2,500 crore. Happy V-Day.
Stop The Cricket Tour
Imagine a jehadi strike on the visiting Indian players. Bye, bye detente.
One Mochi In Kochi
Migratory labour, the low-cost engine that drives India, is forever on the fringes
Easy Meat Curry
The Indians are no chokers. They looked fatigued and we played our best cricket.
Bull's Eye
Last week, the Delhi High Court exonerated the late prime minister, Rajiv Gandhi, in the Bofors bribery case. The Bofors probe had for 17 years enacted ...
Bibliofile
Delhi's World Book Fair comes to town; N.D. Mehra memorial award goes to Ruskin Bond while Picador India bolt the doors on their depleted list of authors.
Picture, Broken In Time
Khan draws his account around the larger picture, Parthasarthy's attention on personalities could offend big egos.
Telling A Tale, Tellingly
Privy to political intrigues and personalities' quirks, this autobio is a say-some if not a say-all
Bob The Builder
Blackwill may have moved on, but not away from India
Raw Muzzle Power
Archaic caste politics will be on show in AP in the incendiary pre-poll 'faction' wars
