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
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
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
Himalayan blunder or fudged fact? Anyway, Dr R.K. Pachauri’s is a fall from grace.
Pakistan smarts under a cricketing slight
Excluding Pakistanis from the IPL was a sordid affair, and Modi its unctuous author
When tough talk yields no results, tougher measures are needed
Rough neighbourhoods, night jobs, the compulsion to stay—a deadly triad makes soft targets of Indians
OTHER STORIES
Victoria’s premier on the measures his government has taken to make Victoria safe for Indians
The leader of the Revolutionary Socialist Party who created a stir by protesting in the famous Ku Klux Klan outfit shares his views
The new visibility of Indians—fresh off the ships, insufficiently ‘Aussie’, swamping the job scene—feeds a latent racism
Anil Sharma’s film reminds you of many others—Sholay, Lagaan, Dharam-Veer, Braveheart, Gladiator, Troy, Conan the Barbarian, to name a few. But...
The first Indian woman to ski to the South Pole
Embodies the spirit of Kalakshetra style of Bharatanatyam in content, style and visual appeal
Victoria’s reliance on Abdul Karim and his misuse of it is seen through the web of a much-mythologised age
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.
Open, lithe, eclectic—the Jaipur Litfest’s roaring success may prompt many to ask for more
Will a gubernatorial role contain a lifelong top cop?
The questioners of quotas in higher faculty now become the questioned in their community
The war on Maoists is backed by a parallel war on rights activists
Students to be free to go by mother’s name
After the Kumbh, it’s the Ganga Sagar mela. But can the sea gods save Sagar Island itself?
Art is now rescuing public walls from rampant vandalism
