Shashi Tharoor’s book is a logophile’s candy shop, full of fun, surprises and insights
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In Election 2024, the common voter has shown the wisdom to stand firm against authority, hubris and hatred
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The richest candidate in these Lok Sabha elections, Pemmasani Chandra Sekhar, is geared up to fight his first election from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh
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Maharashtra grows about 30 per cent of India’s onions, with the highest grown in Nashik region. However, the farmers have been in distress for the past few months.
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What a spectacle it used to be, those big men, or even mousy men swaggering to be hunks, their saffron robes flowing about them, their unkempt hair tied with Om-printed bandanas, with chillums in their palms, with a vow that they would bathe only in the Ganges.
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What a spectacle it used to be, those big men, or even mousy men swaggering to be hunks, their saffron robes flowing about them, their unkempt hair tied with Om-printed bandanas, with chillums in their palms, with a vow that they would bathe only in the Ganges.
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Here’s a toolkit to restore Britain’s place in the world as a melting pot of multiculturism
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Former I&B minister Manish Tewari talks about how TRP numbers have always been suspect in India, if fraud or cheating is established, the top CEOs and anchors of TV channels can be arrested, and much more.
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Former Deputy Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen Subrata Saha (Retd) tells Outlook that the Defence Ministry's decision to ban the import of 101 items will give a boost to the private sector.
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Historian and war books author Srinath Raghavan says if there is any lesson to be learnt from 1962, it is never to assume that war is not an option.
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