COVER STORY
Smug in our restraint, we delight when sex goeth before a fall
Outlook Magazine - 18 January 2010
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The political ‘creeper couch’ is no myth. But there can be more to the game than just compromise.
The media too isn’t immune to the malaise of editors asking female subordinates for sexual favours
Our politicians think nothing of using their power for sexual favours, treating it as a perk of office
The Indian foreign secretary on India-China, Bangladesh, Af-Pak, and of course Australia
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The political ‘creeper couch’ is no myth. But there can be more to the game than just compromise.
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The working woman is finding her feet—but pitfalls remain.
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The media too isn’t immune to the malaise of editors asking female subordinates for sexual favours
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A draft bill for redress is in the offing, but needs more teeth
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Our politicians think nothing of using their power for sexual favours, treating it as a perk of office
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Ex-Jharkhand guv on one jaunt too many
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Prosperity begat car-hunger. A bevy of small cars is here to sate it.
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The Indian foreign secretary on India-China, Bangladesh, Af-Pak, and of course Australia
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A new pollution index names top offenders
OTHER STORIES
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‘Carbon credit’ projects are doing more bad than good in India
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India’s new affluence runs parallel to a new, homogenised Hinduism that is riding on a crest of religiosity. Gone with Nehruvian economics is Nehruvian secularism.
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Many say Amrut has gone commercial. We only had one grouse: no dessert!
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It’s a film that establishes an emotional connect, appeals to your heart rather than your head. In many ways, it’s <i>Munnabhai 3</i>.
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The actress on her latest role, in the film <i>Pyaar Impossible</i>
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Surprise! Surprise! The other day I got a call from the great Woody Allen. And, guess what? He wants me to star in his next film (working title: 3.5 Idiots).
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Kabul Intercontinental is packed with Afghan seminarists debating ‘Empowering Afghan Press for Transitional Justice’ and ‘Subnational Public Administration Reforms’. Cloud nine stuff for jirga lovers.
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To be sure, it has to come from the police. But society can help.
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The Sarus crane finds an unlikely haven—in western UP
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Three hits, a controversy, but this star director keeps his feelgood glow
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Hail Bihar’s feat certainly, but ensure it’s not just on the surface
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The Mumbai Police-underworld nexus was known. Now it’s formally outed.
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Do the EC and the Press Council have the teeth to act against the ‘paid news’ scourge?
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India-China ties are closer, maturer, more vigorously pursued
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The poor remain outside the purview of these attractive indices
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Given its low baseline, Bihar could only improve. But it still has a long way to go.
