COVER STORY
An intern has the protection of the law against a sitting or retired judge and against the Supreme Court of India as an institution
Outlook Magazine - 25 November 2013
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Southie dubbed features are a big hit on TV and channels are scrambling to pick up rights
The sudden glut of southside ‘gunpowder’ kitsch highlights Bollywood’s creative drought
Gujjus of the world, unite! And follow Modiji in a fantastic tour across India.
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What the law graduates have put on record, so far
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Ex-Supreme Court judge is accused of sexually harassing interns
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Southie dubbed features are a big hit on TV and channels are scrambling to pick up rights
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The sudden glut of southside ‘gunpowder’ kitsch highlights Bollywood’s creative drought
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How Gujarat used state and police machinery to stalk a lady
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An <i>Al Jazeera</i> probe points to polonium poisoning of Yasser Arafat
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Should credit rating agencies be playing the political astrology game?
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TV has distorted Indian political reality with its Modi-Rahul overkill
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Gujjus of the world, unite! And follow Modiji in a fantastic tour across India.
OTHER STORIES
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Narendra Modi’s ‘history of gaffes’ no doubt reveals his own ignorance but also stems from the hoary RSS tradition of manufacturing facts to suit their ideology
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BJP digs up the ISRO spy case, a scientist faces a bitter past
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Could the wily Raja of Raghogarh be staring at insignificance?
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The Congress is banking on an anti-incumbency wave against the ruling BJP. And the UPA’s welfare programmes
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The CM says all is well with the BJP and that it will return to power
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Elections are close, but the Congress and the ruling BJP are both be set with dissidence
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Kochi, god’s little city, now conjures its own field of illusions
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Dubai in a mundu...Kochi-by-the-sea has got the splurge bug real bad
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The pope lives in the spirit of the saint whose name he has taken
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A generations-spanning giver of joyful pride bows out. Thank you.
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China’s ‘war on corruption’ is partly a crafted response to vocal social media
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A former Pakistani minister surveys the quirks of his office and country with wit and self-deprecation, but doesn’t flinch from skewering those who’ve earned his ire
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Keep food local, fresh and seasonal. And yes, get off that sofa and get active please.
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The artist, writer, environmentalist and activist from Islamabad on being part of the jury at the International Children’s Film Festival in Hyderabad.
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All in all, it just adds up to a big yawn. The narrative moves mechanically from one killing to another...
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I think I cannot survive without mentioning the Family. Gosh, I dare not make this confession in public...
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In Syria, the past is present in every corner. Take the ‘Street Called Straight’ in Damascus...