COVER STORY
An IPS officer takes on the mighty Mulayam
Outlook Magazine - 27 July 2015
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The government is sitting on the re lease of the caste census data fearing it would open a Pandora’s box
Social spends have been cut, rural India is in crisis, have we got the growth story wrong?
Veteran film maker Adoor Gopalakrishnan voices support for the striking students of FTII.
Iranian film maker Manijeh Hekmat speaks about Iran, its women and other issues.
On the eve of a sanction-free life, a bruised but proud Iran wears its elegant look and is poised for prosperity
Old loyalists from Gujarat are being rewarded with the bureau’s top posts; it won’t be long before one of them becomes director
The agency steps in to investigate Vyapam but is the parrot out of the cage yet?
Next time you decide to let things go at a pub, watch out for the woman bouncer
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The government is sitting on the re lease of the caste census data fearing it would open a Pandora’s box
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Social spends have been cut, rural India is in crisis, have we got the growth story wrong?
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Veteran film maker Adoor Gopalakrishnan voices support for the striking students of FTII.
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Iranian film maker Manijeh Hekmat speaks about Iran, its women and other issues.
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On the eve of a sanction-free life, a bruised but proud Iran wears its elegant look and is poised for prosperity
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Old loyalists from Gujarat are being rewarded with the bureau’s top posts; it won’t be long before one of them becomes director
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The agency steps in to investigate Vyapam but is the parrot out of the cage yet?
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Next time you decide to let things go at a pub, watch out for the woman bouncer
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Raghu Karnad mingles family story with history in a sparkler
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