COVER STORY
Big industry, Modi feed off each other in win-win relationship
31 December 2012
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Arch-deliverer of progress: Modi fits the bill. The middle class wants nothing more.
Modern, city-dwelling women of Gujarat adore Modi and seem to think he can do no wrong
The director of <i>Final Solution</i>, a searing documentary on the 2002 genocide of Muslims in Gujarat
Amidst all the cheer for Narendra Modi, dissenting voices—not just Muslims, but Gujaratis of all backgrounds.
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Anti-Modi crusaders run their rabid campaigns blindfolded
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Modi made it impossible for the media to ignore him
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Arch-deliverer of progress: Modi fits the bill. The middle class wants nothing more.
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Only one voice in Gujarat, said the visiting prince. How wrong he was.
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Why Modi is a powerful magnet for young men and women
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Modern, city-dwelling women of Gujarat adore Modi and seem to think he can do no wrong
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The director of <i>Final Solution</i>, a searing documentary on the 2002 genocide of Muslims in Gujarat
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A climate of fear combined with Congress ineptitude drove Muslims to Modi
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Amidst all the cheer for Narendra Modi, dissenting voices—not just Muslims, but Gujaratis of all backgrounds.
OTHER STORIES
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By plotting a development course, Modi created pro-incumbency
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Once a force to reckon with in the BJP, the man who called Vajpayee a mukhota
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Modi’s big bang victory has neutralised, at least for now, the Sangh’s opposition to him
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The Congress is left to count its gains; Modi’s success infuses a certain piquancy into the choices the NDA has to make in the run-up to 2014
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The hill kingdom was only cause for cheer for Congress
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Will the Congress finally ask itself tough questions now?
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The Gujarat strongman does it thrice in a row. More modest than he’d have liked, but he’ll no doubt make a play for India’s top job.
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Let’s fold back our freedom rant and run for safety
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An <i>Outlook</i> reporter on how she has learnt to be careful in Delhi at night
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What explains the bestiality that is stalking our cities?
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No song ’n dance routine, the chosen traverse continents and cultures for their music
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Gutka lobby protests stick’s escape
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Farmers refuse to give up land for industry
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The Malayali is laughing it up, comedy is king on Kerala’s TV channels
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Staff shortage puts DGCA at disadvantage
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Aayo Gorkhali. The 4/5 Gorkha Rifles had a grand reunion.
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Food you would expect from a fine-dining restaurant, but without the fine-dining prices.
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Time for hatchet jobs and a dive into the oasis of calm thoughtfulness with the <i>Indian Quarterly</i>.
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Build up to moments when one might find oneself in laughter in the dark - a tonic for seasonal cheer.
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Unused sources inform a history of the First Afghan War—the deceit on both sides, craven heroes, and a royal licking
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Roads here are as smooth as Hema Malini’s cheeks. But no better than Punjab, Himachal and parts of Karnataka
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The former Netherlands hockey team captain on hockey, India and spiritual salvation.
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The sheer spectacle of the setting enthralls and the characters have depth but it does seem to stretch on.
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Neither Hema Malini in <i>Seeta aur Geeta</i> nor Sridevi in <i>Chaalbaaz</i> did half of what I did in fighting the system.
