COVER STORY
Not many know this but since my school days a guiding principle of mine has been ‘slow and steady wins the race’
Outlook Magazine - 14 December 2009
Purveyors of hypocrisy, self-preservation and godawful stupidity—these are the women who set my teeth on edge
Atul Kasbekar, who shoots endless legs for a living, chooses his top ten swimsuit models, insisting that women are the reason worth living for
Did internal differences cost the lives of Mumbai Police men on the night of 26/11?
Snippets from an agony uncle to 5 under rated men
From Confessions of a celibate sadhu to 5 sites for men
Purveyors of hypocrisy, self-preservation and godawful stupidity—these are the women who set my teeth on edge
Atul Kasbekar, who shoots endless legs for a living, chooses his top ten swimsuit models, insisting that women are the reason worth living for
The Kaiga N-plant leak leaves too many questions unanswered
Did internal differences cost the lives of Mumbai Police men on the night of 26/11?
Many did return from Dubai, but most went back to new jobs
Against a mood of cautious gravity comes an unexpected dash of springiness
OTHER STORIES
First, the word “ghati” has outraged some Marathi manoos who dragged Murzban Shroff to the Bombay High Court. And now it’s a Madras HC advocate...
A professional and highly readable beginning, which will hopefully inspire other scholars to follow suit.
Raison d’etre for travel, crucible of history, simple article of faith—accounts of Haj as this merit retelling
The blue and green lights remind you more of those garish eateries in Kanpur, where neon is needed to convince you that the city is urban.
Infantile tripe: Not a single gag or joke works. Even if you do laugh, it’s at the film rather than with it.
The activist and playwright was in India for the world premiere of her new play, <i>I am an Emotional Creature: The Secret Life of Girls</i>
Indian politicos have a lot to learn from Vajpayee. Never mind that he helped pull down the mosque.
Imaginary boundaries fall as men shed real tears in public
Queer India youngistan isn’t just a colour-coordinated party. Why doesn’t the media get it?
Where are the leering, moustache-twirling, Scotch-swirling, babe-hounding bad guys?
No Blackberry, no Twitter. Life’s sweet, because I have one.
In the post-porn fantasy world, every man is a stud star, every woman a risque raani
India's best-known sexologist on male sexuality—history, hearsay and hype.
Because the young, urban male has finally learnt how to play
The young urban Indian man is work in progress. Stand by, he will need some space.
Guarded by army commandos, the retired Sri Lankan General sits in his new war room, preparing for Sri Lanka’s next big battle
There’s more to the Dubai crisis than the emirate’s skyscrapers
