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