COVER STORY
The minister of state for industry and national spokesperson of the AICC on campaign strategy
Outlook Magazine - 27 April 2009
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And why is Modiji raking up my foreign origins even after I have granted that 'uthappam' was a precursor to the 'pizza'.
But for the sentimental and trite finale, it is a beautifully realised and profound film on love, lust, loss and longing
"When a big tree falls, the earth trembles!" A Sikh displaying black humour told me: "That's okay, but were there only Sikhs sitting under that big tree?"
'Captain' Vijayakanth is looking only at the spoiler's role now, his aim is the CM's chair in 2011
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You could probably make a TV soap opera on Cavala, and its cast of characters.
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And why is Modiji raking up my foreign origins even after I have granted that 'uthappam' was a precursor to the 'pizza'.
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But for the sentimental and trite finale, it is a beautifully realised and profound film on love, lust, loss and longing
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"When a big tree falls, the earth trembles!" A Sikh displaying black humour told me: "That's okay, but were there only Sikhs sitting under that big tree?"
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A shift in loyalties, a hamstrung Left
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Delimitation, new political forces could stir up the pot this time
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'Captain' Vijayakanth is looking only at the spoiler's role now, his aim is the CM's chair in 2011
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Jayalalitha looks to have all bets covered, it's DMK's loss
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A film gives new meaning to Maratha pride
OTHER STORIES
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Political parties have hired sleuths to watch rivals and check dissidence. An investigators' association has even offered help to the EC.
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Families divided by party colours talk about living under one roof
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Kerala's Marxists can't stymie debate anymore, it will hurt them
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The quintessential 24x7 politician: Opposition leader Oommen Chandy has had 18-hour campaign days of late.
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With the Left shooting itself in the foot, it looks like a UDF run
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In Karnataka, the elections are about a shifty new politics
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On the campaign trail, former Karnataka chief minister does not hold back the punches
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Will Yediyurappa give the BJP what it expects him to deliver?
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The positives in IPL 2.0's favour are too numerous for them to slip on a bit of dew on the outfield
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The <i>Slumdog Millionaire</i> author tours IPL-2's base, superstructure, and floats a few wacky trial balloons
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Obama's Af-Pak expert says India has a security interest in Pakistan's future, and no interest in seeing Pakistan as a failed state
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Elvis and Jacko wouldn't have had to try hard: perilously low-slung jeans with below-belt peek-a-boo are here to stay
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Advani's missive to sadhus portends a turn towards darkness
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The reapers of India's boom are revisiting the art of frugal living
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Films are now study material for schools
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"My book is about a friendship based upon mutual vomiting practices in high school" and other Rs 97 lakh deals
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An author who combined the heart of a poet with the mind of a philosopher and the spirit of a mystic
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Though anchored in music, this novel is about vanity and greed, revolves around a timelessly topical class.
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It's a good time for it, if India is serious about taking on the Swiss banks
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Hundred of crores stashed in Swiss tax havens. How much of it is true and what can we do to get our money back.
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Contrary to popular belief, indigenous breeds are a sturdier option than disease-prone crossbreds
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No burning issue, but caste and carrots, confronts Andhra voters
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In the course of a hectic campaign schedule, TDP chief took time out for our questions
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Both Mahakootami and PRP fail to fuel anti-incumbency
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By impugning the economist in Manmohan, Modi and Advani bullied out the fighter in him
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By standing up to a bunch of blustering detractors and hitting back, Manmohan has shown he can get aggressive if need be
