Bill Gates reduces the info-revolution to its futuristic fundamentals
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Sandipan Deb, an IIT-IIM alumnus, is an independent editor and author, most recently of Suryavamshi: The Sun Kings of Rajasthan and Why The Apple Falls: Fantastic Physics For Children. He was Managing Editor of Outlook, Founder-Editor of Outlook Money, Open and Swarajya magazines. Twitter: @sandipanthedeb
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Five years after Manmohan Singh read out his agenda for liberalisation, <i>Outlook</I> commissions MODE to poll senior business executives on the success of Manmohanomics in areas ranging from industry to the rich-poor divide. Also, comments from eco
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Is the Bengali art of free-flowing conversation at the Coffee House and elsewhere on the decline?
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A nice little drama—or the first act of one whose duration is as yet uncertain—has just been played out before our eyes.
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Beneath Chidambaram's insipid Budget may lie a clever agenda to usher in real reforms
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