COVER STORY
As if in reaction to her global renown, some in Pakistan revile Malala
Outlook Magazine - 28 October 2013
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The onus is on Google to also publish a transparency report of the advocacy events it sponsors.
How governments abroad have tried to come to grips with Google’s alleged violations
Food inflation bites the population; grain rots away in godowns; the Centre looks away
Battening on a good monsoon, rural and semi-urban India is all set to fuel a surge in consumption
Raelism, a pseudo-science attributing creation to aliens, gains a toehold of sorts in India
The marginalised, the old and infirm women and children suffer the most, and are ignored
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The onus is on Google to also publish a transparency report of the advocacy events it sponsors.
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How governments abroad have tried to come to grips with Google’s alleged violations
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Should we be wary of Google’s all-pervasiveness?
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CBI Coalgate net snags on Birla, whistle-blower
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Kerala daily faces state ads freeze
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Food inflation bites the population; grain rots away in godowns; the Centre looks away
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Battening on a good monsoon, rural and semi-urban India is all set to fuel a surge in consumption
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Raelism, a pseudo-science attributing creation to aliens, gains a toehold of sorts in India
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The marginalised, the old and infirm women and children suffer the most, and are ignored
OTHER STORIES
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A few good men saved the day as their alacrity blunted Phailin’s impact
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Maharashtra’s parties are in a flux. Will the churn augur well for 2014?
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In a rare interview, the emeritus professor of economics at the JNU speaks on the state of the economy
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How the Nehru-Gandhi brand is being extended ad nauseam
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Parties want to end opinion polls but don’t want to be seen doing so
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Manmohan’s China visit will be a success if it can quieten the border
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The earnest 43-year-old former IRS officer on the road ahead
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The BJP's former national president on his party's prospects
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Delhi chief minister on not giving up the fight
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Anti-incumbency plagues the Congress, BJP is in disarray. Does AAP hold the key?
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No trip to Goa is complete without a meal at Mum’s Kitchen: one of the last places where you can get to enjoy authentic Goan food
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This is a Victorian magic box—part baggy mystery, part astrological arcana and literary construct, and partly a game.
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A history of Punjab hastens through the Mughals, ponders over its rich heritage and the Sikh empire, examines the colonials and lingers over its bloody division
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The architect on exhibiting at Centre Pompidou, Paris, and his love for modern architecture
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Portrays the psyche of the Indian Muslim in the changing, increasingly polarised India with warmth and simplicity
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The story of a much misunderstood hero interspersed with many fights and chases, some songs and more fights and chases
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How can Mamata Banerjee, who we thought was our friend, ban bicycles from the main streets of Calcutta?
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The irresistible rise of Arvind Kejriwal and his Aam Admi Party (AAP) is nothing short of a miracle...