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Outlook Magazine - 9 April 2012
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Mamata’s bile, a hostile, predatory Congress and leaders’ disaffection serve to weaken Trinamool
It’s time the army restructured itself to mirror the changes in Indian society
Within the army, V.K. Singh’s ‘principled stand’ is pitted against his various faults
One too honest to back off, the other honest to a fault. And the army suffers.
The BRICS summit in Delhi asked again: can the bloc punch above its weight?
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Mamata’s bile, a hostile, predatory Congress and leaders’ disaffection serve to weaken Trinamool
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Irked at Gadkari, the RSS won’t be pushing a second stint for him
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Antony can be firm, but is seen as soft and dithering
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It’s time the army restructured itself to mirror the changes in Indian society
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Within the army, V.K. Singh’s ‘principled stand’ is pitted against his various faults
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Despite the army chief’s bombshell, not every middleman is a crook
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One too honest to back off, the other honest to a fault. And the army suffers.
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The new reality is voices from the States dictating to the Union
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The BRICS summit in Delhi asked again: can the bloc punch above its weight?
OTHER STORIES
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Union minister Kishore Chandra Deo is against the spoilage of tribal lands
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A Niyamgiri story plays out in Andhra Pradesh
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The looming shadow of Mulayam dictates what Akhilesh does
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Financial analyst Neeraj Monga’s reports have India Inc in a funk
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One man’s quest for pieces of the moon gifted by US to govts across the world
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Sagely statesman or savage beast, poetry soothes the soul of either
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From its flamboyant debut, star auctions, star owners and sheer spectacle, is IPL now losing drama and draw?
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Despite the high-theatrics rollback of the Railway Budget, the government is confident of being able to push ahead with the reforms agenda.
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The Bharat Ratna should honour a life’s work. Sachin has to wait.
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Paorkheda’s girls are choosing freedom over child marriage
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”It’s a bloodbath,” my informer declared. He was referring to the mass exodus of literary authors from Picador last year
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It would be nice to know whom to praise for this elegant and thoughtfully designed volume
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That rare thing—a memoir that reads like a novel.
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Two on Tagore: one inspects his worldview through the poetry; the other suggests loneliness as his creative fount
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Leaves one feeling curiously detached, distanced, often utterly befuddled.
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The Bharatanatyam dancer and choreographer on her experiments with black metal music
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I would like to admit that the Indian Railways is not only in the ICU but in one at a Calcutta hospital, a most dangerous place
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I wonder why Sir Salman was so harsh on poor Imran. Could it be that Mr Rushdie is a trifle jealous of Mr Khan?
