COVER STORY
Kashmir holds a burning mirror to a self-deluding India
Outlook Magazine - 25 July 2016
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Former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, on the uprising following Burhan Wani's killing
Faced by spontaneous, intense and leaderless protests, Delhi must wake to its lack of reach
Professor of economics at MIT, Prof Abhijit Banerjee, on the need for meaningful reforms in the public sector
Big changes are needed in the design of our economy to make foreign investment work for us
A young militant is killed. In death, he becomes an icon. And the streets speak freedom.
What exactly does azadi mean to Kashmiris? Why can’t it be discussed? Since when have maps been sacrosanct?
A UN tribunal shows China its place in the South China Sea. But an angry, muscled-up giant can push the region into crisis.
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