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Outlook Magazine - 4 September 2017
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In taking down triple talaq, the Supreme Court has set Muslim women free from a constant fear and also reinforced the constitutional force of personal law
Enter a colony in a mid-town, and you’ll see open doors, people talking, women sitting and chatting, exchanging notes, about food, kids, life in general. We’ve begun to miss that in the cities, writes filmmaker Ashwini Iyer Tiwari.
If the SC has rescued Muslim women from the tyranny of instant talaq, it is still a triple whammy for them because they continue to contend with the personal law board and then the universal Indian misogyny.
It’s a wrong righted, unambiguously. But the SC is status quoist on personal law.
As Sree Santh gets a clean chit, other banned cricketers hope to get their names cleared by the courts
Azim Premji, Best Socially Conscious Entrepreneur at the Outlook Speakout Awards 2017, feels we are doing far too little when it comes to caring for our environment.
Super 30-famed Anand Kuamr about his journey, his mission and the challenges ahead, after being conferred the Best Social Activist Award at the recent Outlook SpeakOut Awards.
Dilip to Aziz- chcekout Dawood Ebrahim's 21 aliases; the Haryana govt 's mission to make the state ODF; read all juicy gossip...
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In taking down triple talaq, the Supreme Court has set Muslim women free from a constant fear and also reinforced the constitutional force of personal law
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The SC verdict must prompt Muslims to revive the spirit of reason and thought
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Enter a colony in a mid-town, and you’ll see open doors, people talking, women sitting and chatting, exchanging notes, about food, kids, life in general. We’ve begun to miss that in the cities, writes filmmaker Ashwini Iyer Tiwari.
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If the SC has rescued Muslim women from the tyranny of instant talaq, it is still a triple whammy for them because they continue to contend with the personal law board and then the universal Indian misogyny.
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It’s a wrong righted, unambiguously. But the SC is status quoist on personal law.
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As Sree Santh gets a clean chit, other banned cricketers hope to get their names cleared by the courts
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Azim Premji, Best Socially Conscious Entrepreneur at the Outlook Speakout Awards 2017, feels we are doing far too little when it comes to caring for our environment.
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Super 30-famed Anand Kuamr about his journey, his mission and the challenges ahead, after being conferred the Best Social Activist Award at the recent Outlook SpeakOut Awards.
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Dilip to Aziz- chcekout Dawood Ebrahim's 21 aliases; the Haryana govt 's mission to make the state ODF; read all juicy gossip...
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