COVER STORY
A career makeover for the captain in the Tamil film industry? His political party will be launched soon.
Outlook Magazine - 25 July 2005
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Bell the Stray Cats; High Speed Crash ; The Big Blow Up; Throw 'Em Out ; What'll They Teach?; When The Parade Picks Up The Frock
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Bell the Stray Cats; High Speed Crash ; The Big Blow Up; Throw 'Em Out ; What'll They Teach?; When The Parade Picks Up The Frock
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OTHER STORIES
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Bharat Nirman, Chidambaram's 'achievable' vision for rural India, is running into a quagmire of unclear guidelines and resource deficiency.
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The Rane threat is squashed. Uddhav wins hands down.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=131 target=_blank> Updates</a>
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Manmohan's praise of the Crown's institutions has local historians bristling. But is it time to get over it all?
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Calcutta's sole voice of protest against the felling of trees is also striving to save the Adi Ganga
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More than ever, the voices of disaffection need to be met with empathy
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The terrorist training camps are alive and kicking in Pakistan. In fact, they're hiring.
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A week on, Britishers are asking the question: is the backlash due to Blair's Iraq stand?
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The jehadi culture has always flourished in Pakistan. Now, the London 7/7 trail too leads there.
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Nobody could have harmed the British Muslim community more than the suicide bombers of 7/7. The Pakistanis in Britain were already an alienated lot. Now, day-to -day life for them may turn more hellish.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=2 target=_blank> U
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The former vice-chairman of Wipro recounts his stint, why he quit and the challenges in his new assignment at the Texas Pacific Group (TPG), a private equity firm.
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Christianity and Shaivism meet in Ilayaraja, and yet...
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Whatever Dus lacks in logic, it overcompensates with style.
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The employment guarantee act debate is on. But can it really get the needy work?
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The arrest of Yogesh Bakshi, a Nicholas Piramal sales manager, has blown the lid off a flourishing drug racket
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Sports may not remain 'exclusive' to private broadcasters if a new proposal is passed
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Culture Vulture, How To Breathe and Mind
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The Kyoto Protocol's intention to cut emissions is all fine, except that its implementation has been left to "market mechanisms". The Himalayan glacier is a very roundabout link in it.
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Across the Sutlej, the Yamuna and the Ganga basins, discharges have reduced in the long term
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The shrinkage of the Himalayan glaciers could cause increased flooding in China, Nepal and India, followed by drought and severe water shortages
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The 33,000 sq km of Himalayan glacier area is receding faster than anywhere in the world. Our rivers will swell, then dry.
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Too young to wed, these child brides are old enough—and brave enough—for divorce
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The home secretary confirmed that months before the terrorist attack on Ayodhya, intelligence agencies had warned of religious sites being targeted. ...
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The clash of the two IWE titans is once again inevitable with Vikram Seth's advance-buster <i>Two Lives</i> arriving close on the heels of Rushdie's <i>Shalimar...</i>
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The ideal book on Indian fashion would find a tone somewhere between empty censure and Sengupta's starry-eyed approval. Clearly this is not that book.
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Yet another unravelling of the complexities of the man and his times, but still not complete
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Advani has dug himself into the trenches, it looks a long drawn-out battle with the Sangh. Meanwhile, the much-touted BJP second rung weighs its options.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=336 target=_blank> Updates</a>
