COVER STORY
The recently opened Hyderabad branch of this Delhi restaurant underlines the perils of over-extending your brand
Outlook Magazine - 7 July 2008
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The CM herself need never oppose caste-based reservation. OBC leaders themselves will do it. The deadlock will compel them.
The semi-Sufi, semi-folksy urban balladeer's new album <i>Avengi Ja Nahin</i> has been released
Across a fractious India, identity battles are being waged figuratively. Statues are at war.
A bill to let government scientists patent their work raises questions of propriety
In Kerala, the spectre of atheist evil from the godless Communists. The Opposition is full of glee.
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The CM herself need never oppose caste-based reservation. OBC leaders themselves will do it. The deadlock will compel them.
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A Calcutta pocket is poised to deck up its slice of Awadhi history
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The semi-Sufi, semi-folksy urban balladeer's new album <i>Avengi Ja Nahin</i> has been released
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In Maharashtra, the giants are Shivaji and Ambedkar
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Across a fractious India, identity battles are being waged figuratively. Statues are at war.
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A bill to let government scientists patent their work raises questions of propriety
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Rival IPS-RAS lobbies lead the agency in an even deeper hole
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In Kerala, the spectre of atheist evil from the godless Communists. The Opposition is full of glee.
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More wronged than right? School textbooks still face the scourge.
OTHER STORIES
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This prosthetic torture ... It's like a 'casting couch' gone berserk. Imagine going to sleep with yourself and waking up to gift yourself one more role.
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The ruling BJP gets mixed up in its MLA's private loss. The mystery deepens.
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She recalls Edwardian London and the Blitz. Kodaikanal-based Grace Wardell, Fleet Street's first woman editor, has turned 100.
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The new international nuclear regime to accommodate India, the French ambassador says, is not focussed exclusively on the Indo-US nuclear deal
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The N-deal impasse has to end for us to avert a major loss of face
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The nuclear deal lies haze-wrapped. Rural India just tries to cope with a price rise squeezing dry its resources with its whimsies.
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Chief economic advisor to the union finance ministry on the inflation
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Shoestrings might tie us down longer than feared
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Manmohan sees only the big picture—and his place in it. He's people-proof.
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He made an epoch in '91. But in seeking to do so again, the PM is walking himself-and his party-onto a shaky plank.
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Reliance Comm-MTN. A mega deal, but spoilers abound.
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Ranbaxy CEO spoke on the reactions to his sellout to Daiichi Sankyo
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Indian promoters are cashing in, growing past the family
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Crisis is opportunity.... the Congress must risk unpopularity for a cause
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Nepal's Maoists must forget the gun, remember free speech
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Alive to the debates of the day, averse to extremes. She's a historian... and the PM's daughter.
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How are their book launch parties versus ours? What's the exotic value of a signature in a vernacular script? And why is Shobhaa De's latest not flying off the shelves?
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An <i>English, August</i> for IIM-wallahs. Unlike Chetan Bhagat, Bajaj writes good English. This debut novel is pacy, unpretentious, and great fun to read.
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An exploration of the versatility of a free-thinking oddball who rescued 19th-century Calcutta from its drudgery
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The Rise of the Rest seems to have hijacked the new American century. Zakaria tells the US what to do.
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Duped by misleading advertisements by an educational institute? Here's a platform for all such students and their parents to get together
