COVER STORY
The pride they take in their food—and their eagerness to see that you enjoy it—is what makes Fire & Ice so special
Outlook Magazine - 21 January 2008
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The New Year has started significantly. Rahul Gandhi has emerged as the elder statesman of South Asia.
Officially, this year's theme at the Calcutta Book Fair is the US. Unofficially, it will be Taslima Nasreen's absence...
Female and backward caste. Andhra's women purohits breach the twin barriers with each puja.
The founder of wordsmith.org with its popular feature, A.Word.A.Day, on his new book, <i>The Dord, the Digelot, and an Avocado or Two</i>
His people's car is finally here, seeking to change how India drives
Two years on, the probe into the Scorpene scam is pretty much where it was: nowhere
For the first time, psychologists' assessment of a rape victim turns basis for a ruling
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The New Year has started significantly. Rahul Gandhi has emerged as the elder statesman of South Asia.
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Officially, this year's theme at the Calcutta Book Fair is the US. Unofficially, it will be Taslima Nasreen's absence...
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Female and backward caste. Andhra's women purohits breach the twin barriers with each puja.
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The founder of wordsmith.org with its popular feature, A.Word.A.Day, on his new book, <i>The Dord, the Digelot, and an Avocado or Two</i>
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His people's car is finally here, seeking to change how India drives
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Arms dealer and key accused Ravi Shankaran is still at large
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Two years on, the probe into the Scorpene scam is pretty much where it was: nowhere
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For the first time, psychologists' assessment of a rape victim turns basis for a ruling
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Establishment, terrorists, or both? Theories circulate freely.
OTHER STORIES
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Restored, reopened, Mumbai's oldest museum evokes pride, controversy
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So breathless with righteousness that it ends up not speaking to the audience at all.
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A cruel fire destroys a slice of Greek history in India nurtured in Malana
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The former MD of India's largest carmaker on his future plans, how he managed the edgy relationship between GoI and Suzuki, and working with the Japanese.
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India's protocol planners take Sarkozy and Bruni's coming visit in their stride
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Dodgy umpiring and onfield bluster have a symbiotic relation in Australia
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Is it time for an age-limit for umpires? Bucknor's history of gaffes with India would suggest so.
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A Harbhajan-Symonds brush-off turning catastrophic, who knew? And then, it never stopped...
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It was the Australians who equated sledging with excellence. Now the world has caught on.
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It's up to us players to ensure cricket isn't sullied. We want to move on.
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'Calling someone a monkey is much kinder than the mother-sister variety of incestuous expletives Indians casually use'
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The 'Ugly Australian' reared his head again— at the SCG. To India and the world, it just wasn't cricket.
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Key states in which the party has to put in place a revival strategy for Elections 2009
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Manmohan Singh's cabinet just can't seem to shake off the jaded look it's taken on of late
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The cuts of the past seem to have bled deep. A rudderless Congress and its leaders hardly look the part for the big battles of 2009.
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Confucian China turns dragon only when poked. Can India be belligerent?
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The Telugu superstar takes a political turn
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Unforgivable omissions, insipid choices of prose and poetry and a novel theory on the origins of Urdu—these anthologies do scant justice to their grand design
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Hers was the face that launched Steve McCurry's searing photo-comment on Afghanistan. Now, it's a book.
