COVER STORY
I’ve so far maintained my silence, but I now feel I must record what actually transpired for posterity...
Outlook Magazine - 22 February 2010
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Indo-Pak talks threaten to resume, and then they let the LeT chief off the leash. What’s up?
The morning after announcing the moratorium on Bt brinjal, a visibly relaxed environment minister spoke to Outlook
How is it that the Maoists accumulate so much sympathy while the police are damned by the uniform they wear?
A daring, disturbing even if a trifle convoluted and meandering exploration of the ugly urban underbelly through three decades—’70s, ’80s, leading up to December 1992.
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Indo-Pak talks threaten to resume, and then they let the LeT chief off the leash. What’s up?
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An implacable Rajapaksa detains and sacks in a velvet-fisted purge
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Toyota’s recalls have hit its brand value, but give them a...brake
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The morning after announcing the moratorium on Bt brinjal, a visibly relaxed environment minister spoke to Outlook
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The volte-face on Bt brinjal deepens the controversy over GM foods
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How is it that the Maoists accumulate so much sympathy while the police are damned by the uniform they wear?
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A film to bring that classic cliche—real versus reel—to boil
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There’s more at stake in Maharashtra than a Rs 90-crore SRK film
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A daring, disturbing even if a trifle convoluted and meandering exploration of the ugly urban underbelly through three decades—’70s, ’80s, leading up to December 1992.
OTHER STORIES
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Bollywood villain Shakti Kapoor’s daughter makes her debut in <i>Teen Patti</i>
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Remember the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize ceremony of 2002. The one when His Salmanness was not Sirji yet nor was Coetzee Nobel...?
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Nothing else skewers corporate India’s assorted sillinesses so accurately. Or so funnily.
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Tells the heart-warming tale of the triumph of the human spirit with a gentle, self-deprecating wit.
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His foreign policy and strategic motives laid bare, Nehru surprisingly emerges as an out-and-out realist
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Decent food, not superlative, and not inexpensive. And their coffee (Rs 25) is cheaper (and possibly better) than the other chains’
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Whether it is Jaya Bachchan or Karan Johar or Sharad Pawar prostrating before Matoshree, the homage should be roundly condemned.
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The interview with Maoist insurgents is a tad unreal, when it does materialise in the middle of the dense jungles of Dandakaranya...
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Hindu right-wing groups find a ‘cause’ in the war’s orphans
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The innocent tribal stands hapless in the crossfire between the State and the Maoists, losing life and livelihood in a war without end
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Microcredit and SHGS change women’s lives
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Amidst the wheat fields, the bound and pace and stride of greyhounds feeds a racing craze
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With help from the Bhagavad Gita, an Indian composer tears down cross-cultural barriers
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The new Striker is old news in Chennai’s slums, its carrom world champs will vouch
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The Centre plans to manacle the RTI Act
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On persuading the Church of England to divest its stake in the UK-based Vedanta Resources
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Azhagiri semaphores his ‘CM’ intentions
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A Neeli Sene to take on the swayamsevaks
