COVER STORY
After <i>Lagaan</I> and <i>Swadesh</i>, he talks about his upcoming epic film on <i>Akbar</i> and <i>Jodha Bai</i>.
Outlook Magazine - 27 March 2006
The flurry of M&A deals by domestic and foreign firms is building a great tele buzz
OTHER STORIES
Beware a mean black Merc; Roadside jitters; The bigger babu? She sings again; First line of defence; Stuck in the mud, who's to blame
The PM has repeatedly asked for it. But filling up job quotas is one UPA pledge that's gone abegging.
A prudent head under the cap, a noble heart behind the badge. That's the pursuit.
Only the interest of Indo-Pak ties can save Sarabjit Singh, as Pakistan's apex court rejects his appeal
To attract more brains and money from India, Britain rejigs its migration laws
A Muslim peon had to pauperise himself to enrich a Hindu heritage in West Midnapore
The renegade Sainik paints a new flag, hones a multi-hued politics for changed times
The plodding pace, and some subtle, almost abrupt moments can leave you disconnected. But, as you soak in the cowboy world, it envelops you entirely.
Debutant pacer Munaf Patel is the much-needed arrow in India's quiver of bowlers.
In our milieu, there can't be one fashion. That's why it is energising and fun.
Yash Birla, Shobhaa De, Amisha Patel, Shekhar Suman, Smriti Irani, Sonu Nigam
Sonia Gandhi, Saif Ali Khan, Rahul Dravid, Prannoy Roy, Preity Zinta, Feroze Gujral
Our jury's verdict on Indian Fashion 2005-06 and the winners in various categories.
In 2003, <i>Outlook</i> carried one of his creations on its cover, with the tagline: Who wears this? Today, the answer to that probably is: everybody.
Indian fashion is in vogue in the West. Here's who's who and what's what.
Everything, it seems, has a limit. Why does the media start haemorrhaging at the prospect of India's fringe breaking its silence? Are we afraid of our democracy?
His trial was but a veiled attempt to challenge the nation-state's supremacy
Forbes magazine has listed 27 Indians as billionaires. Beyond the Ambanis and Premjis, here are ten honchos who don't hog those many headlines. <i>Outlook</i> goes to meet them.
Sonia Gandhi and Dr Manmohan Singh are working tirelessly to bring BJP back to power, but then there is BJP's L.K. Advani...
What is this about politics and Sahitya Akademi? Or Gopichand Narang and K. Satchidanandan? And how do you take the soul out of Sufism?
A lesser writer would have succumbed to tear-jerking, but Grogan holds the humour and tells the story simply.
A life cut tragically short, but with more colour perhaps than one may find in her work
Separated by religion but united by the spirit of Kashi, this duo holds peace in the holy town
Two top Bangladesh terrorists are caught, but an iceberg lurks
An Opposition that doesn't get along means the Congress gains by default
