COVER STORY
Kargil was actually about Siachen. India must remember that.
Outlook Magazine - 18 February 2013
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The Brigadier talks about how he was cornered by General V.P. Malik and others and made a scapegoat for telling the truth
Lt Gen (retd) Shahid Aziz has taken Pakistan by storm with his all-revealing book
Following up on last week's story, <i>Outlook</i> reporters spoke to farmers in three states
The highest marginal rate of tax in India is 30 per cent: lowest in the world. The very rich should pay more.
Sacre bleu! A tax on France’s super-rich prompts an exodus from the Fifth Republic
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The Brigadier talks about how he was cornered by General V.P. Malik and others and made a scapegoat for telling the truth
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Intel agencies blast Gen Malik’s comments, say army goofed up
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Gen Aziz’s expose ensures one thing: no troop-free Siachen
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Lt Gen (retd) Shahid Aziz has taken Pakistan by storm with his all-revealing book
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Following up on last week's story, <i>Outlook</i> reporters spoke to farmers in three states
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The highest marginal rate of tax in India is 30 per cent: lowest in the world. The very rich should pay more.
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Sacre bleu! A tax on France’s super-rich prompts an exodus from the Fifth Republic
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Modi’s man heads Delhiward to set stage
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What’s Jindal’s therapeutic bangle about?
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