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THE MAGAZINE May 26, 2008

Cover Story

opinion

Out Of Strategic Depth

Without the help of the Muslim community, India's war on terror is lost

May 26, 2008

| Prem Shankar Jha
jaipur blasts

The Chains, Hubs And Spokes

Terror has evolved, it follows new routes and means. Intelligence too will have to match up.

May 26, 2008

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Opinion

Two Clever Tips To Surprise Him

Intelligence merits convergence, not just coordination. Plus, a shift from 'reform' to 'transform'.

May 26, 2008

| Ajit Doval
jaipur blasts

A Few Verbal Explosions

The 'soft on terror' refrain is back. That, the BJP knows, is enough to work in a 'low tension' state.

May 26, 2008

| Saba Naqvi
Carriers Of Doom

When death comes riding double on a cycle

May 26, 2008

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jaipur blasts

Anytime, Anywhere Terror

By visiting the Pink City, terror makes one thing crystal clear: you are not safe in any place

May 26, 2008

| Saikat Datta

hyderabad: us Consulate

Timber! Timber!

A temporary consulate costs forty-two trees

May 26, 2008

| Madhavi Tata
EXCLUSIVE: manmohan singh - report card

A Man His Own Best Judge

Scrupulous to a fault, the PM assesses if he's kept promises made in the NCMP

May 26, 2008

| Saba Naqvi
- Manmohan Singh's Top 10
karnataka: poll lobbies

Democracy Of The Few

Business, not politics, could decide the poll results. That's how strong lobbies are.

May 26, 2008

| Sugata Srinivasaraju
haryana: honour killings

Chronicle Of Deaths Foretold

Honour avengers run amok in Haryana as state/society prop them with their silence

May 26, 2008

| Chander Suta Dogra
binayak sen: investigation

Framed, Nailed, Hanged

The state's in denial; everyone else knows the truth about Binayak Sen

May 26, 2008

| Anjali Puri
- Armour Of Goodness

pakistan: nawaz pull out

The Glass House Cracks

Could Nawaz Sharif's withdrawal set the tone for another general election?

May 26, 2008

| Mariana Baabar

energy: biofuels

Pass The Sugar, Please

India's biofuel programme is examining non-edible sources to ensure food security

May 26, 2008

| Lola Nayar
- 'No Diversion Of Food Land For Fuel'

cricket: business

This Pitch Is Two-Paced

Business and sport: is it a shotgun wedding?

May 26, 2008

| Pragya Singh
- 'Too Much Stress On Performance Isn't Good'
cricket: corporatisation

Game Theory? Zero Sum

A corporate stranglehold over cricket may mean that no one wins. Star players in the IPL can only chafe at the new rulebook.

May 26, 2008

| Rohit Mahajan
- 'Hold A Seminar To Sensitise Owners Of IPL Teams To Realities Of Cricket'

Review

Cinema Very Verite

Rossellini's seduction-filled Indian summer still bewitches

May 26, 2008

| Sadanand Menon
Review

How Steel Flashed

The epic corporate battle of Mittal's takeover bid of Arcelor, fought against a backcloth of cultural anxiety

May 26, 2008

| Meghnad Desai
Book Extracts

Sea Of Poppies

Outlook Exclusive: Extracts from Amitav Ghosh's eagerly-awaited new novel, Sea of Poppies

May 26, 2008

| Amitav Ghosh
- 'The Ghazipur And Patna Opium Factories Together Produced The Wealth Of Britain

Art & Entertainment

appraisal

Perfect Fourths

Pt Kishan Maharaj and his subtle, thinking tabla was our last link to the quartet of greats

May 26, 2008

| Arindam Mukherjee

New York Diary

Surfing USA

May 26, 2008

| Maheshwer Peri

Glitterati

The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news

Letters

Published feedback from our readers: rants, raves, bouquets, brickbats

Regulars

10 Questions

Chetan Bhagat

The phenomenal bestselling author on his latest, The Three Mistakes of My Life

May 26, 2008

| Sheela Reddy
column

Bull's Eye

India is justly proud of being the world's largest democracy. Democracy means elections. Elections create parliaments. Parliament upholds freedom...

May 26, 2008

| Rajinder Puri
movie review

Bhoothnath

A confused piece of cinema. Perhaps it was meant to be a one-size-fits-all family film but it doesn't quite work so well, with each strand hanging loose and limp.

May 26, 2008

| Namrata Joshi

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