COVER STORY
Priyanka Chopra
Perched atop her post-Krrish mount, she's in the running for Hollywood's wonder woman
Outlook Magazine - 7 August 2006
Newsbag
Some fish in the net; God, not again; The Lama's roots; Historic holiday
The Next Wave
Can Indian IT firms manage to move up the software value chain?
OTHER OUTLOOK MAGAZINE STORIES
Yun Hota To Kya Hota
Not as unforgettable as many of Naseer's performances but as a maiden effort it's neat. Look forward to his next.
E-Nquilab Zindabad
SMSes, candlelight vigils, online petitions —the new way to participate in a protest
Slight Tweak To The Script
Two ministers take Montek Ahluwalia to task for quietly rewriting a Planning Commission paper to lend it his own neo-liberal twist
Rat-A-Tattle Mystery
Is there more to it or is Jaswant making a mountain out of a molehill?
Zakhira Gets New Glasses
An ophthalmologist's diagnosis wasn't enough to treat what met the eye at this slum. A holistic approach was needed.
Milord, Golu Dev
Wronged? Hang your petitions and phone numbers. The deity will get back to you.
Yanked Off Course
In this hot season of Indo-US ties, MoD bans all bilateral trips
'Yet To See India's Passion For Peace'
'We don't see any evidence of LeT activity that is prejudicial,' says the Pakistan PM. 'I believe you must have a passion for peace. We in Pakistan, President Musharaf and I, have a passion for peace.'
'He Is Of This Soil'
The Indian PM was born here. Gah has now even breached borders.
'No Favour If You Agree To Talk'
Pakistan foreign minister speaks to <i>Outlook</i> on his deep disappointment over Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh's decision not to visit Islamabad.
People Like Us
The aam aadmi in Pakistan is just like he is here in India. Sadly, so are the politicians.
Boss, Can U Spare Some Change?
Social conscience? India Inc is yet to find the kernel.
Night Of The Empire
Bush's foreign policy manual will yield a Hobbesian dystopia
'And Sir, Who Might You Be?'
The dumbing down of TV begins early—with the first-time reporters
Bull's Eye
So many questions. And there is only one answer the government could give for taking care of them all.
Bibliofile
The real scoop was Penguin's "unprofessionalism" and Rupa's "professional competence". Amartya Sen, bestseller.
A Bit Of Galbraith And A Vision In 4-D
The PM's press advisor advocates a marriage between economic and foreign policy, but is anyone listening?
A Congress Mole In The BJP?
Jaswant Singh seems to have had the better of the call of BJP culture but gaps remain in his tell-all
A Fortress Amid Ruins
Hezbollah is feeding off the Lebanon crisis, growing in proportion to Israel's excesses
A Pipe Dream
A rejected RIL-RNRL pact has maimed Anil, bolstered Mukesh. The famed sibling tussle is here to stay.
