COVER STORY
The sleepy city of Mysore is now a global yoga hub. It's a magnet for a new wave of body-wise disciples — and their dollars.
Outlook Magazine - 16 January 2006
As telecom tariffs hit new lows, a look at what it means for the consumer and telcos
Did Mahajan facilitate Reliance's WLL service for kickbacks?
As telecom tariffs hit new lows, a look at what it means for the consumer and telcos
OTHER STORIES
Needed: Nerves of steel; The southern strain; Land up for grabs; A life less lived; Read the riot act
Abu Salem squeals on the Bombay blasts. Is the end nigh for actor Sanjay Dutt? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=69 target=_blank> Updates</a>
Is the time ripe for anointing the heir, Rahul Gandhi
Who would want to eavesdrop on Amar Singh? But everyone's curious what's recorded, including himself. <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=266 target=_blank> Updates</a>
The war of words between two heavyweights of Hindi literature.
Was the Navy chief done in by his ambitious deputies?
There is evidence to link Admiral Arun Prakash with companies implicated in the war room leak <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=73 target=_blank> Updates</a>
It's a significant first for India. A Dutch NGO boss may play the 'third party' in the Naga talks.
B.G. Verghese's band of eight launches an appeal to aid the kin of soldiers who die in peace time
The second Indo-Pak rail link is hostage to fear, apathy
A worried Unilever brings in their own man to get back the froth at HLL
A very well-intentioned, good-hearted film but need it have worn its heart on the sleeve?
Fearing floods and dislocation, small Pak provinces are protesting a big dam that benefits Punjab. Islamabad is unmoved.
Will the Sultan of Multan tame the improved, lethal, Rawalpindi Express again?
The strategies are in place. Will this Indo-Pak series be another war or just a game?
The best of regional food at...
As olive oil, Thai curry pastes and wasabi grab space in markets and homes, what's being knocked out of our kitchens?
A culinary osmosis between regions is tingling many palates. Our broadband dining category of Mughlai and Madrasi is fast blurring. What a treat.
After Iraq, the US seems eager to repeat its mistakes. It's a set pattern.
Ire against Coke spreads in its own land, and there's an Indian link fuelling it
Eleven MPs were expelled from Parliament. National leaders cutting across party lines are feeling very virtuous. They have proved by their actions ...
Fest hopping season for the lit-types: Katha Asia International Utsav, the much-awaited second round of the Neemrana literary conclave and Jaipur lit-fest...
Brings out the ideological hang-ups that encourage manual scavenging and needs to be read by every civilised citizen of India.
Raises a host of issues which need to be studied and discussed within and outside South Block, given the high stakes India has in a peaceful, friendly and stable Nepal.
The Kapoors are the first family of cinema bar none, but offscreen it's been a bumpy ride
Why bell the big cat? Three books explore every facet of the conservation conundrum.
The celibacy clause for pracharaks forced Joshi's hand, but his enemies were also many
Rajnath Singh takes over as BJP chief when all is not well with the party. Is the Vajpayee-Advani era ending? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82 target=_blank> Updates</a>
