COVER STORY
She's trimming the hemlines and gearing up for her debut at the upcoming Rome Fashion Week
Outlook Magazine - 10 July 2006
Initially, I looked at the cheesiness and the juvenilia with indulgence and nostalgia for the old Bollywood thrillers. But it soon started giving way to irritation
The plough has no share; That's a no-fly zone; A sold out <i>Outlook</i>; Crane on the strip
Initially, I looked at the cheesiness and the juvenilia with indulgence and nostalgia for the old Bollywood thrillers. But it soon started giving way to irritation
OTHER STORIES
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It's past the semis. Now to the final.
The fitness bug creeps into office
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Football's world order still brooks no pretenders
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The navy chief's relative is wanted in the war room leak case. Can the CBI dig him out?
The ED has been after him since '99. Soon the CBI too began chasing him. Has Verma been finally caught in his web of deceit and dupe?
Now that the CBI has filed its <a href=pti_news.asp?id=396432 target=_blank> chargesheet</a>, it will need clearance and support from the government to push ahead with its probe as it charters tricky waters.
Completely above board? Well, well, consider the contradictions on record
Abhishek Verma always prided himself on his connections in the police and the CBI. But on Friday, June 23, his antennae failed to receive any signal that trouble was afoot.
We called it the Indian navy's Bofors. Now, after eight months of <i>Outlook</i> exposes, the CBI acts - raids Abhishek Verma, navy and defence ministry officials.
As an insider, Shashi Tharoor is India's best bet for the UN top job
The disturbing fact is the brazen selectivity. The government is using the law as a weapon to destroy opponents. In the escalating political gang wars something has to give
Some have called it "a disease", others "the height of egotism" and as Anthony Trollope put it: "No man ever did so truly, and no man ever will."
Indian history is peripheral in these essentially Brit books on the old Empire and the modern Corp
The PM's panel to celebrate the Rising finds itself falling to pieces
