COVER STORY
Anthony Bourdain
The celebrity chef and writer cooks up a riot on No Reservations, Discovery Travel & Living
Outlook Magazine - 9 October 2006
Not A Tap, A River
For the locals, it wasn't any secret. Only, the <i>Outlook</i> expose has prompted the authorities to wise up and act against smuggling in of RDX.
'I Fell In Love With A Bengali Girl'
But the General got 'hitched' in the conventional way. Snippets from his book.
Dor
At the risk of striking an unpopular, discordant note, let me confess that this film left me quite dissatisfied.
'We're Not Anti-Elections, We're Against Politicians'
The recommendations by the former CEC panel on keeping politicians off campuses once again leave the politicos in a tizzy.
Not A Tap, A River
For the locals, it wasn't any secret. Only, the <i>Outlook</i> expose has prompted the authorities to wise up and act against smuggling in of RDX.
Secret Of Crisp Notes
Is the current bull run in India being driven by unaccounted wealth?
Self-Titled Hero
The general's 'frank' memoir leaves his countrymen unimpressed
'I Fell In Love With A Bengali Girl'
But the General got 'hitched' in the conventional way. Snippets from his book.
The General Gets Specific
But the details are fuzzy, meant to surround himself with a halo
Dor
At the risk of striking an unpopular, discordant note, let me confess that this film left me quite dissatisfied.
'We're Not Anti-Elections, We're Against Politicians'
The recommendations by the former CEC panel on keeping politicians off campuses once again leave the politicos in a tizzy.
Love Of The Game
The boys in blue may be down, but India believes that they are not yet out
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Sorry, It's My Seat
A fiat is firming up to insulate officers from transfer raj
How Zzat!
250 readers to bowl us with an all-correct entry wins the Wisden Cricket Quiz Book!
Jumping The Roo
The Aussies aren't what they used to be. Only trouble is, rival teams play their reputation.
Topsy, But Very Turvy
Greg's an old cardsharp, but he's shuffled too much
Fifteen Till I Die
Dravid didn't make it, so you know this is a world-beaters' party. It'll take some beating.
Fantasy Cricket
It's desi conditions and loaded in favour of the bat, but the greats walk a different path
Dharma And Greg
The criteria for coach selection must be reassessed. Player status can't play a role.
Brownie Point Index
Some pass, some fail in report card hour for the Congress CMs
Judge Dread
In a democracy like India, why is the judiciary above social scrutiny?
The World Is Not Flat
The US is miles away from understanding the Musharraf-Pashtoon deal
Bull's Eye
Centuries ago an eccentric ruler, Mohammed bin Tughlak, wanted to shift the capital—lock, stock and barrel—from Delhi. How could he have been so farsighted?
New Kids On The Green
Three batsmen, three bowlers—six men who promise to set the field on fire with their skill and panache
Bibliofile
If you think Musharraf's book is too costly, blame Pakistan. Simon & Schuster didn't want cross-border price war...
To Run A Mammothon
Keeps you turning the pages rapidly, chuckling all the while, painlessly teaching you a great deal about Indian elephants and their increasingly troubled lives.
The West And The Making Of MKG
Allusions to Christ clinch it. This tribute to Gandhi shies from tracing the Indian source of his ideas.
Crunch Innings
Players long due in the Champions stakes
Can't Flex This
Facing flak from all sides, Chappell and Dravid have to deliver. And now.
