COVER STORY
Flickering candle flame and picturesque shadow, burbling fountain and rustling foliage - Magique must be the most enchantingly atmospheric restaurant in Delhi
Outlook Magazine - 3 December 2007
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Cyclone Sidr. Uphaar case verdict, Pramod Navalkar RIP, Marvan Atapattu retires, death sentence banished...
It must be conceded that gradually our government, aided by patience and history, is beginning to prevail over threats against the nation...
Pay more for oil, soon. We'll pay anyway: in hidden taxes and lower social spending.
A curious mix of the human and the animated: Jolie, Malkovich, Hopkins are not really themselves here...
A group of men's right activists claim the feminist agenda has pushed ahead so far that men are now the worst victims.
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Cyclone Sidr. Uphaar case verdict, Pramod Navalkar RIP, Marvan Atapattu retires, death sentence banished...
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It must be conceded that gradually our government, aided by patience and history, is beginning to prevail over threats against the nation...
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The US civil rights leader was in Delhi to deliver the Nehru Memorial lecture
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Pay more for oil, soon. We'll pay anyway: in hidden taxes and lower social spending.
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A curious mix of the human and the animated: Jolie, Malkovich, Hopkins are not really themselves here...
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Ek, do, teen...fans are readying the posies for Madhuri's return in <i>Aaja Nachle</i>
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The Indo-US deal on agriculture looks loaded in favour of American business
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All three key parties are rickety. Only, the last jolted was the BJP.
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A group of men's right activists claim the feminist agenda has pushed ahead so far that men are now the worst victims.
OTHER STORIES
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The Congress pins its hopes on the BJP rebellion blooming. Will it?
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The chairman of selectors is spoiling for a fight. The BCCI might just give him one.
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The Left has always been brutal. Worse, its young cadre is uber-hip too.
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<i>Outlook</i>-Cfore survey in West Bengal
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For the miscreants, Taslima was a natural complement to Nandigram in inciting the violence
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Will Nandigram be the unmaking of CPI(M) poster boy Buddhadeb Bhattacharya?
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To all but a few members of the Indian public, the crisis in Pakistan is high entertainment. Brought nightly to their television screens, it is almost as exciting as the invasion of Iraq...
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Shah Rukh Khan inhabits a universe that revolves solely around himself
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Pakistan's civil society has emerged stronger from the Emergency's maelstrom
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If you thought the silly season of books on and about Bollywood stars was over, think again. Shahrukh, Dev Anand, Vyjanthimala, Nargis, more Nargis, and now Shahrukh again...
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Charry is a writer to watch out for. Big themes absorb her. She tackles them with passion and exemplary craft. But sadly, she misses her defining moment
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An interesting attempt to communicate the beauty of mathematics using the medium of a novel. But there is little else to recommend it.
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Sheikh Abdullah's grandson evaluates two recent volumes on Kashmir and finds them well-researched and well-written even if he differs with their objectivity
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The Australian emu is being bred in India for its meat and other healthful properties
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The National Security Advisor on China's role in Indian affairs...
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China blocks India's attempts to join the powerful ASEAN plus
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Health norms be damned. India may lift the ban on asbestos mining.
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Hush! The cuisine diva is busy concocting a secret cookbook.
