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    Uttarakhand: The Magic Faraway Valley
    In Kumaon's Saryu Valley, get an exquisite taste of mountain communities through a pioneering rural tourism programme
    Puneet K Paliwal
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    The State Can Only Be A Goliath
    Indian political personalities look at each other as competitors. The politicians in power in New Delhi don't seem to not want to interfere in the political affairs in Kashmir
    Aditya Mookerjee, Belgaum, India
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    'Convoluted Understanding Of Kashmir Emerges From A Horrible Understanding Of Its History'
    The succus hearts keeps bleeding for Kashmir. But as in the case of the dog that did not bark, the succus are silent about the situation in Jammu and Ladakh.
    Akash Verma, Chennai, India
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    All Party Team for Dialogue With 'All Stake Holders' in J&K
    This so called "All Party" gambit is turning out to be a master stroke of BJP.  BJP must have known that the separatists would not come for a dialogue.
    P.B. Joshipura, Suffolk, Virginia, United States
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    Rural artists in Kolkata
    Rural artists in Kolkata prepare idols ahead of the Durga Puja celebrations in October.
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    Should India Scrap The Scorpene Submarine Deal?

    In 1999, India and France entered into a $3.5 billion deal for the supply of these submarines. The first of the 6 subs is out on sea trials for the last three months and is to be commissioned later this year. At this stage, a newspaper in Australia has revealed secret data on the submarines, plausibly stolen from India. Indian Defence authorities have ruled out any pilferage of data from India.

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    The Olympics Quiz
    Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro is hosting the 31st Olympic Games from August 5 to 21. This is the first Olympics being held in South America and is going on even as a majority Brazilians are unhappy with their rulers. Here’s a quiz on some random Olympic facts and related trivia.
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    THE SOCIAL NETWORK
    Outlook-Drshti Survey MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    Fits and Start-Ups: The A+ Schools
    Although the start-up scene remains abuzz with activity, many B-schools are setting grads on the old-school employability path
    Column MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    A Dance Of Substance
    Recruiters are back on terra firma, so pass-outs will have to prove employability
    The Big Debate MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    Two Schools Of Trade
    Experts tell us how both public and private B-schools are important
    Security MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    The Gauntlet’s Shadow Across The Line
    Avoiding reactionary retaliation, Modi government plans for a cold, calculated response to the Uri attack
    Society MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    An Olympus Higher Than Rio
    Our Paralympians have done us proud, but, as a crucial law hangs fire, most Indians with disabilities lead diminished lives
    Website September 25, 2016
    Modi And His 'Strategic Restraint'
    By choosing not to escalate a crisis, India is deliberately swallowing its anger because the cost-to-benefit analysis does not favour war
    Aakar Patel
    Website September 24, 2016
    Tamil Nadu Police Escort Karnataka Travellers to Safety, Win Applause
    Joyal Bindu had an unbelievable experience when TN police escorted him and others driving KA-registration vehicles for 350 km
    Outlook Web Bureau
    Website September 24, 2016
    Modi Attempts To Turn Pakistanis Against Their Rulers
    And he called Pakistanis for a fight — to end poverty, illiteracy, unemployment and infant mortality
    Website September 23, 2016
    Will Pakistan Dare Push The Nuke Button?
    It has been successful in generating the belief in India that their leadership is sufficiently irrational and might just press the nuclear button
    Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
    Website September 22, 2016
    'Cheeky' BCCI's Balancing Act
    At its Annual General Meeting, the BCCI took decisions in complete defiance of the instructions of the SC-Appointed Committee.
    Qaiser Mohammad Ali
    Website September 22, 2016
    Hype, Hypocrisy And Hooch
    The whole business of prohibition in Gujarat is a big charade. It is soggy wet so those who want to drink, get enough of it but for a price.
    R.K. Misra
    Website September 22, 2016
    'Release All Kashmiri Political Prisoners'
    Full text of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's speech at the UN
    Nawaz Sharif
    Website September 21, 2016
    London's Restaurant Boom
    A visible upside of Brexit, restaurateurs were pleasantly surprised to find Londoners regaining their appetite for dining out
    Nabanita Sircar
    Blog September 25, 2016
    US Bans Many Soaps With Harmful Chemicals, Indians Too at Health Risk
    Watch what you wash yourself with.  The Food and Drug Administration of the US, an agency tasked with protecting and promoting health of its
    Outlook Web Desk
    Blog September 25, 2016
    6-Year-Old Boy Wonder Cooks Kerala's Puttu for US Audience on Ellen Show
    Puttu, the guiltless staple breakfast of Keralites, has made it to the popular American talk show hosted by Ellen DeGeneres. And it was a
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    Should India Scrap The Scorpene Submarine Deal?
    In 1999, India and France entered into a $3.5 billion deal for the supply of these submarines. The first of the 6 subs is out on sea trials for the last three months and is to be commissioned later this year. At this stage, a newspaper in Australia has revealed secret data on the submarines, plausibly stolen from India. Indian Defence authorities have ruled out any pilferage of data from India.
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    The Olympics Quiz
    Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro is hosting the 31st Olympic Games from August 5 to 21. This is the first Olympics being held in South America and is going on even as a majority Brazilians are unhappy with their rulers. Here’s a quiz on some random Olympic facts and related trivia.
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