COVER STORY
The UPA government's strategy to distance itself from the actions of A. Raja is under threat. A look at how this affects the dramatis personae.
Outlook Magazine - 10 October 2011
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With G. Janardhana Reddy’s arrest, will the mineshaft collapse on the Bellary brothers?
Will America really force a confrontation on the country over the Haqqanis?
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Plastic pollutes the adult body too but is more damaging to children
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With G. Janardhana Reddy’s arrest, will the mineshaft collapse on the Bellary brothers?
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The BKT Ramlila is not the only Lakhnavi example of unity
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A unique Ramlila, organised and acted out by Muslims, won’t be held this year
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Will America really force a confrontation on the country over the Haqqanis?
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The force that’s impeding America’s Afghan plans and aiding those of Pakistan
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Despite arrests, stasis stalls the cash-for-votes scam probe
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As the new-age executive plays catch up, finishing schools flourish
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The CBI probe has been a tad unsavoury so far
OTHER STORIES
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The inbox is full. But the legal war is a function of the political one.
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Whose words? Who saw them? Cui bono?
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A note and the conundrums around it underline the power play within the Cabinet
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Advani’s ambition is forced to take the NDA route—via Bihar
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The falling rupee is no cause for cheer
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The Indian state can silence the living, not the voice of the silent
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The RBI, in its 75th year, indulges itself in a wistfully nostalgic trip down memory lane
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The Paris you meet in her personal space is not the model "who makes love to the camera" but an ambitious businesswoman
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Laud, not lambast, civil society-private sector social initiatives
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A minister vows to root out ‘nokkukooli’
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The BCCI has been coddled with many privileges, and no accountability. The RTI Act might change that.
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Are translations breaking out of their ghetto? Three novels by regional heavyweights appear in a mainstream literary prize shortlist
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Uneven the collection may be, like collections invariably are, yet well worth reading for some excellent stories.
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V.S. Naipaul has called Taseer "a young writer to watch." I am relieved to find something said by Naipaul recently that I can endorse again, fully
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A history of India’s largest IT employer is laden with unknown detail, with a dash of entrepreneurial wisdom
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It has little that’s remotely surprising, most of it loaned from countless other sports films.
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This story of star-crossed lovers is meant to unfold like some epic romance but collapses under the weight of its own high ambition.
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The Rawalpindi Express, on his autobiography <i>Controversially Yours</I>
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I said to myself: “Hey Shoaib, you are an author now!” And once asleep, I dreamt I am a novelist. My new book is out (aptly titled ‘Conveniently Mine’)
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I would wager that nobody in India could spot Havelock island without a bit of help from Google maps