COVER STORY
With no dearth of causes, there’s no dearth of NGOs either. And that is the problem.
Outlook Magazine - 7 February 2011
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In 1984, the CPI(M)’s Prakash Karat kicked off a debate by criticising foreign-funded NGOs. More than two decades on, he takes a softer view but...
Two unrelated events point to possible links between Maoists and northeastern outfits
The confessions of NSCN(IM) leader Anthony Shimray show exactly how China is fuelling India’s northeastern insurgencies
The BJP central leadership has decided that Yediyurappa is still their best bet
In the list (submitted to the Supreme Court) of those who have stashed away black money in Swiss secret accounts, one name was deliberately kept out
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In 1984, the CPI(M)’s Prakash Karat kicked off a debate by criticising foreign-funded NGOs. More than two decades on, he takes a softer view but...
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As government, corporates seek to engage with NGOs, they gain new significance
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Foreign policy experts are more guarded on China's 'mischief'
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Why China’s meddling in the Northeast should worry Delhi
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Two unrelated events point to possible links between Maoists and northeastern outfits
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The confessions of NSCN(IM) leader Anthony Shimray show exactly how China is fuelling India’s northeastern insurgencies
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The BJP central leadership has decided that Yediyurappa is still their best bet
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In the list (submitted to the Supreme Court) of those who have stashed away black money in Swiss secret accounts, one name was deliberately kept out
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The state BJP looks askance as a dictatorial Yediyurappa rages
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The best thing you can say about Omair Ahmad’s new novel is that it shows a few glimmers of potential.
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The environment minister promised much, but his flip-flops of late raise concern
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No end, it seems, to seizures from the Joshis
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A celebration of the ship of the desert amid its dwindling numbers
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Films, talks, concerts featuring Kabir reinterpret him for urban India
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Art acquires a new status, one that is inclusive, inquisitive and democratic
