COVER STORY
Carnatic singer T.M. Krishna talks about his music video <em>Poromboke</em> (a pejorative Tamil word, also meaning ‘common land resources’), on Chennai’s environment issues, that has gone viral on social media
Outlook Magazine - 30 January 2017
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In 2002, a spotlight fell on abuse by the clergy in Boston. Later, a film was made on it.
Why does the Catholic church appear to protect its clergy accused of murder and rape? CBCI secretary general Bishop Mascarenhas talks on church's position on such matters...
The victims of sex crimes committed by pastors. In some instances, the case has yet to see light of the day
Sex crimes come with a tinge of holy terror when clergymen prey on the laity. An institutional response can’t be different from a Christian one. Why then does India’s Catholic Church not walk its pious talk?
Vietnam has come a long way after The War. Its present day proximity to the US against China shows how national interest trumps historical memory...
The sailing would ironically get tough for the BJP. And then a Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance could make the going really tough.
The run-up to polls in Punjab promises a carnival of excess, with AAP, Amarinder and SAD going all the way
Protection. That’s the UP Muslim’s prime search word now. The vote will go to that party they think can give it.
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In 2002, a spotlight fell on abuse by the clergy in Boston. Later, a film was made on it.
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Why does the Catholic church appear to protect its clergy accused of murder and rape? CBCI secretary general Bishop Mascarenhas talks on church's position on such matters...
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The pastors who committed sex crimes...
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The victims of sex crimes committed by pastors. In some instances, the case has yet to see light of the day
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Sex crimes come with a tinge of holy terror when clergymen prey on the laity. An institutional response can’t be different from a Christian one. Why then does India’s Catholic Church not walk its pious talk?
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Vietnam has come a long way after The War. Its present day proximity to the US against China shows how national interest trumps historical memory...
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The sailing would ironically get tough for the BJP. And then a Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance could make the going really tough.
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The run-up to polls in Punjab promises a carnival of excess, with AAP, Amarinder and SAD going all the way
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Protection. That’s the UP Muslim’s prime search word now. The vote will go to that party they think can give it.
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