Outlook Magazine - 27 February 2006

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

BY Alam Srinivas 27 February 2006

No port of call; Weighed down in mint; The money trial; Go ye in peace; If everyone plays, who really does?

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

Who'll rule the airwaves? From Hisar to Gangtok, small-town barons claim a stake.

BY Anuradha Raman 27 February 2006

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

It took a tsunami to unveil the ugly reality of rice procurement in the granaries of Punjab

BY Chander Suta Dogra 27 February 2006

A ban on Indian channels peeves Pakistani households

BY Amir Mir 27 February 2006

Overwhelmed by history or art, not many spare a thought for the poor rickshaw puller of Jaipur

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

In its own unpretentious way, it does manage to crack quite a few nice digs at middle-class morality and hypocrisies.

BY Namrata Joshi 27 February 2006

BY Gautam Bhatia 27 February 2006

Lahori kababs, tracing one's roots and a violent Tuesday. Capped by an exhilarating match.

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

After an initial hiccup, India peaked nicely to clinch the ODI series in Pakistan. The team's firing on all cylinders.

BY G. Rajaraman 27 February 2006

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

The deputy commissioner of Nawanshahr, who has started a drive to check female foeticide, thinks it is possible to make a difference with enforcement of the law.

BY Outlook 27 February 2006

Long ago, girls were killed to protect them from Muslim invaders. Now, it's dowry.

BY Khushwant Singh 27 February 2006

Punjab has the worst sex ratio in the country. Female foeticide is at an alarming high. The worst culprits are the affluent.

BY Chander Suta Dogra 27 February 2006

Relentless cricket has forced many players to sit out. Also, the passions may wane.

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

Why is Kamal Nath dragging the nation into a European steel battle? <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=235 target=_blank> Updates</a>

BY Prem Shankar Jha 27 February 2006

Just as the cartoons were a statement of impunity, are the protests also about a will to power?

BY Pratap Bhanu Mehta 27 February 2006

Safeguards are like cancer, says the former BARC director. They spread into the system. We therefore have to tread cautious on any agreement.<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=4 target=_blank> Updates</a>

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

Tigers roamed here once. Now, it's a jungle of caterwauling tourists.

BY Manohar Singh Gill 27 February 2006

Delhi is India's capital. Consider its misgovernance. Then say hello to India's brand of democracy.

BY Rajinder Puri 27 February 2006

Boy! This sure sounds like a helluva fun: Quota-filling, string-pulling, backdoor entries ... a roll call of has-been and never-was writers ... long sessions on especially inventive and tortured topics ... an after-dinner session with an ominous agen

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

Deals with a subject so dear to most of us — SEX. Look forward to the sequel.

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

A lyrical farewell to an extinct way of life, a lament for those — the rulers as much as the ruled—who are bound by its laws, and a satisfyingly plotted tale of sin and retribution.

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006

Notes on the Emergency era, when the PMO was reduced to a powerless adjunct

BY Khushwant Singh 27 February 2006

With polls due next month, army brutality keeps Assam ignited<a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=51 target=_blank> Updates</a>

BY Wasbir Hussain 27 February 2006

Will it be wedding bells for Aishwarya-Abhishek? Or is it all just rumours?

BY Outlook Web Desk 27 February 2006