COVER STORY
When the IPL commissioner commandeth, the team owners obeyeth. So when I said, ‘No Paki players this time’, no one dared bid for them.
Outlook Magazine - 8 February 2010
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A former RAW chief gets the rules bent to obtain diplomatic passports and immunity
You may win the tactical fairness battle but consider the long-term costs involved—a life-long cosmetic prison, irreversible health damage
The Washington-based economist who was part of the team to be awarded the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize weighs in
Excluding Pakistanis from the IPL was a sordid affair, and Modi its unctuous author
Rough neighbourhoods, night jobs, the compulsion to stay—a deadly triad makes soft targets of Indians
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A former RAW chief gets the rules bent to obtain diplomatic passports and immunity
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You may win the tactical fairness battle but consider the long-term costs involved—a life-long cosmetic prison, irreversible health damage
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The Washington-based economist who was part of the team to be awarded the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize weighs in
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Himalayan blunder or fudged fact? Anyway, Dr R.K. Pachauri’s is a fall from grace.
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Pakistan smarts under a cricketing slight
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Excluding Pakistanis from the IPL was a sordid affair, and Modi its unctuous author
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When tough talk yields no results, tougher measures are needed
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Rough neighbourhoods, night jobs, the compulsion to stay—a deadly triad makes soft targets of Indians
OTHER STORIES
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Victoria’s premier on the measures his government has taken to make Victoria safe for Indians
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The leader of the Revolutionary Socialist Party who created a stir by protesting in the famous Ku Klux Klan outfit shares his views
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The new visibility of Indians—fresh off the ships, insufficiently ‘Aussie’, swamping the job scene—feeds a latent racism
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Anil Sharma’s film reminds you of many others—Sholay, Lagaan, Dharam-Veer, Braveheart, Gladiator, Troy, Conan the Barbarian, to name a few. But...
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The first Indian woman to ski to the South Pole
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Embodies the spirit of Kalakshetra style of Bharatanatyam in content, style and visual appeal
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Victoria’s reliance on Abdul Karim and his misuse of it is seen through the web of a much-mythologised age
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Has the mafia taken over our financial capital? What’s Marathi for Cabs? Raj Thackeray has got his New Year’s gift and he is bound to make the most of it.
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Open, lithe, eclectic—the Jaipur Litfest’s roaring success may prompt many to ask for more
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Will a gubernatorial role contain a lifelong top cop?
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The questioners of quotas in higher faculty now become the questioned in their community
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The war on Maoists is backed by a parallel war on rights activists
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Students to be free to go by mother’s name
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After the Kumbh, it’s the Ganga Sagar mela. But can the sea gods save Sagar Island itself?
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Art is now rescuing public walls from rampant vandalism
