COVER STORY
A Pakistani general and a dove? It would usually be an oxymoron. But AfPak, BRICS all set a new context.
Outlook Magazine - 25 September 2017
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Every step of the way to Arunachal is weighted down by older or later colonial history. Once there, this travelogue springs into lush, joyous life.
Except on our ties with West Asia and jehadi terror, Saran’s lucid account correctly details our national interests, with an advocacy of a multi-polar world
In this collection of recent material, a master foreteller of economic phenomena dazzles with his unpacking of the complex interplay between polity and finance
Notes from Toronto International Film Festival-- a gala that serves as a tastemaker for the Academy Awards.
The best way to ensure quality in government hospitals and schools is to make the bureaucrats go there as patients and parents.
How IPS officer Akun Sabharwal, the drug-buster of Hyderabad, had to acquaint himself with the dark web to deal with new-age narcos.
As students trip on LSD and cocaine lines lead to Tollywood, the dig on Hyderabad’s drug rackets unearths more shocking finds
Meet dark net, a new drug mule hidden from the law, thriving in the virtual underground
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Every step of the way to Arunachal is weighted down by older or later colonial history. Once there, this travelogue springs into lush, joyous life.
-
Except on our ties with West Asia and jehadi terror, Saran’s lucid account correctly details our national interests, with an advocacy of a multi-polar world
-
In this collection of recent material, a master foreteller of economic phenomena dazzles with his unpacking of the complex interplay between polity and finance
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Notes from Toronto International Film Festival-- a gala that serves as a tastemaker for the Academy Awards.
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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The best way to ensure quality in government hospitals and schools is to make the bureaucrats go there as patients and parents.
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How IPS officer Akun Sabharwal, the drug-buster of Hyderabad, had to acquaint himself with the dark web to deal with new-age narcos.
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As students trip on LSD and cocaine lines lead to Tollywood, the dig on Hyderabad’s drug rackets unearths more shocking finds
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Meet dark net, a new drug mule hidden from the law, thriving in the virtual underground
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