COVER STORY
Vijaykanth
A career makeover for the captain in the Tamil film industry? His political party will be launched soon.
Outlook Magazine - 25 July 2005
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
It Don't Grow On Trees
Bharat Nirman, Chidambaram's 'achievable' vision for rural India, is running into a quagmire of unclear guidelines and resource deficiency.
Aides Decamp
The Rane threat is squashed. Uddhav wins hands down.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=131 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Yours, Obediently
Manmohan's praise of the Crown's institutions has local historians bristling. But is it time to get over it all?
Greenman At Holy Creek
Calcutta's sole voice of protest against the felling of trees is also striving to save the Adi Ganga
Terror: From Seed To Tree
More than ever, the voices of disaffection need to be met with empathy
Open For Admission
The terrorist training camps are alive and kicking in Pakistan. In fact, they're hiring.
The Desert Is A Dark Place
A week on, Britishers are asking the question: is the backlash due to Blair's Iraq stand?
Bomb In Pakistan's Court
The jehadi culture has always flourished in Pakistan. Now, the London 7/7 trail too leads there.
Wait For The Ricochet
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
'I Had A Great Run'
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.
Tandav Tenor
Christianity and Shaivism meet in Ilayaraja, and yet...
Dus
Whatever Dus lacks in logic, it overcompensates with style.
A Crying Shame
The employment guarantee act debate is on. But can it really get the needy work?
Narco Hiccough
The arrest of Yogesh Bakshi, a Nicholas Piramal sales manager, has blown the lid off a flourishing drug racket
Transplanted 'Live'
Sports may not remain 'exclusive' to private broadcasters if a new proposal is passed
Details
Culture Vulture, How To Breathe and Mind
Barter Your Sins
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.
Beware The Low Danger Mark
Across the Sutlej, the Yamuna and the Ganga basins, discharges have reduced in the long term
Shrinking Himalayan Glaciers
The shrinkage of the Himalayan glaciers could cause increased flooding in China, Nepal and India, followed by drought and severe water shortages
High Water, Then Hell
The 33,000 sq km of Himalayan glacier area is receding faster than anywhere in the world. Our rivers will swell, then dry.
Child, Do You Take This Man... I Don't
Too young to wed, these child brides are old enough—and brave enough—for divorce
Bull's Eye
The home secretary confirmed that months before the terrorist attack on Ayodhya, intelligence agencies had warned of religious sites being targeted. ...
Bibliofile
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>
Knotted Weave
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.
The Genie In Youth
Yet another unravelling of the complexities of the man and his times, but still not complete
The Fight Club
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>
