COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 19 April 2004
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Elope with Mrs Grape's gal: she's young, heady, full-bodied...and Indian
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The host of BBC’s Hard Talk, on his Indian conquests
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OTHER STORIES
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Bull with the red rag; Loud rebel music; Friday eve fever; To catch a real pest; It's not a love story; it's a saga
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This one may feel too good to be eternally true. Is the rupee's ascent only a handy cue card for a gullible electorate?
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In a poll where economic growth forms the crux of the debate, all parties claim to have the success formula
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The smallest, the largest, the biggest, the stats, the zeroes, the evens, the odds...
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The CEC is a master of the art of understatement. Murali Krishnan tries to get some telling soundbytes.
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Election bytes you won't find anywhere else
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Career politicians and big parties will deride them as amateurs. But these conscientious objectors won't sit out anymore.
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She has been on a fast unto death for four years. But a draconian army keeps her alive on a hospital bed.
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Underprivileged girl children in eastern Maharashtra get two boons—a home and an education
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Computers are but a false illusion of the modernity Musharraf wants in Pakistan's madrassas
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US moves in the recent past suggest a thaw on issues like space, dual use technology. But it's early days yet.
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You just might like it for its own sake, but even if you find yourself neither involved nor titillated, you will have a good laugh
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Animal Fear, Culture Vulture,Enrique Iglesias and Geodesic Dome
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The Congress messes up in AP and Karnataka. In Orissa, it already had.
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BJD is likely to do well due to positive perception about its Govt. and the NDA Govt. at Centre. Predictions: BJD+: 106, Congress: 26; Others+: 15.
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TDP prospects improve in the last one month due to the shift of undecided voters. Predictions: TDP+: 163, Congress+: 122, Others: 9.
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Congress support base declining in all four regions of the state - BJP+:111, Congress: 84, Others: 29
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Now NDA Shining in Assembly polls too - our exclusive survey shows Naidu just ahead, Krishna losing and Naveen Patnaik romping home.
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Indo-US technology relations, despite go-aheads from the top, remain rudderless
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The HRD ministry's high-handedness will lead to the undoing of our IIMs <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=90 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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If it had to be a Nehru-Gandhi, why Rahul and not Priyanka? She was the better bet.
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Indians greet us warmly too, even if all they know of us is via PTV
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A <i>Hindustan Times</i> article by Ramachandra Guha described how Sheikh Abdullah went to Pakistan to explore possibilities of an Indo-Pak-Kashmir ...
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Who says Urdu's dying? Is writing in English just the right training for a call centre job? <i>What</i> is where your suitcase is?
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The book suffers from an unseemly haste—like a journalist impatient to get back home and get out the story.
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'You play innocence so well, with such precision, Shahid: You could seduce God himself, and fuck the sexless angels.'
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Varma's India is no Area of Darkness, but it's not the material world he claims it is either
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When it comes to the bra, big labels only cater to a few. For most, it's a utility met more by accident than design.
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The Deputy PM on the Ram temple, Indo-Pak ties, Gujarat, relationship with the PM, article 370 and more...<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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The BJP makes a quiet advance as Congress ebullience is limited to the Gandhi fief
