COVER STORY
"Is that Mr Bondopadhya?" "The name is Jamshed. Jamshed Bondopadhya," 007 said curtly.
Outlook Magazine - 11 December 2006
The Body Shop, a brand that's synonymous with its creator, has just launched in India. Another 50 outlets in the next three years?
Sanjay's conviction upsets the schedules of many films he has been shooting for
Pakistani High Commissioner explains his country's difficulty in authenticating Indian troop positions in Siachen but indicates the issue is poised for a breakthrough
How will Wal-Mart transform India's retail landscape?
The Body Shop, a brand that's synonymous with its creator, has just launched in India. Another 50 outlets in the next three years?
Sanjay's conviction upsets the schedules of many films he has been shooting for
Dutt's okay, though the crime has ironically cost his pals dearer
A French court indicts him in Rwanda's biggest political murder, envoy cries foul
Pakistani High Commissioner explains his country's difficulty in authenticating Indian troop positions in Siachen but indicates the issue is poised for a breakthrough
Is ONGC a victim? Should private players be favoured? A rift flares up.
OTHER STORIES
Netas, NGOs shed a taboo, enter into an uneasy synergy
Uneasy wedlock? Shia women can now initiate divorce; they've the clergy's nod.
Frivolous ideas that stereotype Islam are a staple in the media
Sometimes you can't help craving for junk food. Dhoom 2 is like masala street grub, tangy and savoury.
Coastal Karnataka is in the throes of communal fires stoked by the BJP
Rural innovators get a leg up with an IIM initiative
The private sector weans away HAL's core aviation developers
La Lollo, screen icon of the '50s, reminisces about her 'love affair' with India's first family.
The new woman is spoilt for choice, her chameleon man at her service
Women want a civilised caveman in bed, not a teddy bear
Nine men who define style in the Indian context. The women want them and the men want to be them.
Perhaps it's time to imagine an Indian New Man into existence...
The selection committee chairman minces no words even when he has to be diplomatic.
So Dada makes his nth return. But one band-aid won't heal multiple fractures.
Prasad Bidapa on the first ever large-scale men's fashion event in India
A Survey Of Tastes And Attitudes
All's fair for men in the new world of whisky facials and UV gels.
Hu's wooing India didn't stir Pakistan; it's still China's first love
Now, a Booker Prize exclusively for Asian novelists and why Penguin authors find themselves caught in a fix...
A brave theme for a book: a mother's account of bringing up a child with Down's Syndrome
Much like other IIM-lit, wastes early chapters in alarmingly self-congratulatory appraisal of the IIM grad
Some history, some wildlife and the birding classics:this Salim Ali anthology is a treat beyond compare
Hard and soft. Male but not macho. The sensitive new-age guy is one of New India's most interesting realities.
Another Games, another legion. Will it be any better this time?
An <i>Outlook-Moods-Cfore</i> survey maps the new Indian male: He is as at ease at home as he is at workspace. An equal, and not a bully in relationships.