COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 25 January 2021
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Deepa is the wife of President Kovind's nephew Pankaj, the son of his elder brother Pyarelal, and lives in Jhinjhak.
Restaurants in starred-hotels will charge 18% tax with input tax credit.
The Delhi Transport Corporation has a bus fleet of around 4,000 buses while there are over 1,600 cluster buses that form the backbone of the public transport along with metro.
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Deepa is the wife of President Kovind's nephew Pankaj, the son of his elder brother Pyarelal, and lives in Jhinjhak.
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Restaurants in starred-hotels will charge 18% tax with input tax credit.
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The Delhi Transport Corporation has a bus fleet of around 4,000 buses while there are over 1,600 cluster buses that form the backbone of the public transport along with metro.
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OTHER STORIES
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The all-rounder was accused by Fairfax Media, publisher of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, last year of exposing his penis to a massage therapist and indecently propositioning her.
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The next round of Special Representatives talks would be the first dialogue between China and India over the boundary issue since the resolution of the 73-day Dokalam standoff in August.
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The court said the Central Board of Film Certification is an independent body and, therefore, it should not intervene in their jurisdiction.
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How does a fashion & lifestyle magazine cover America’s first woman vice-president? Kamala Harris gets the iconic Vogue cover, but it’s not all pink and rosy between the two sides.
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'Verification was meant to authenticate identity & voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance.'
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The rampage at the heart of American democracy is a final, horrifying statement of all that Trump has stood for
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India is a favoured destination for human clinical trials. Unfortunately, poor and illiterate people are exploited as norms are flouted with impunity.
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Meet the vaccine volunteers—regular people with extraordinary resolve, helping humanity find a cure for a pandemic that wrecked the planet
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It takes courage and conviction to be a human test case for an unknown virus and an unproven cure
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Facing a government unwilling to repeal new farm laws, farmers brace for a long haul
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Starting with exam-going students of standards 10 and 12, states are mulling a gradual reopening of schools
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Ten Indian states have reported bird flu. The situation is not dire, but authorities are guarding against human transmission.
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Rebirths in cricket: Memories of Adelaide from another time-zone, of 42 all out from 1974 (with Sunny, Vishy & Co)…and of becoming a dad while on tour in a distant land.
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A journalist recounts encounters with Maoist ideology, activity and way of life through multiple angles
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Ved plunged headlong into life, determined to experience all it had to offer
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Comedian Johnny Lever, seen in David Dhawan’s latest rib-tickler Coolie No. 1, speaks to Giridhar Jha about his career and more
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Climbers from around the world have gathered to take on the fiendishly difficult K2 in winter—the last great challenge in mountaineering
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Digital transactions are yet to break India’s love affair with cash. Here’s why.
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You probably hate the very word ‘bugs’. But insects are the very ‘fabric by which the Tree of Life is built’…and we actually spend millions to destroy it!
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Headlines from around the world last week
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Yedugiri vs Nimmagadda makes for a champion fight in Andhra. Should there be local polls? Who should conduct it? The ball ping-pongs between HC, EC and political grandees.
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An elaborate industrial blueprint rolls out for J&K—New Delhi says it fills a gap Article 370 had created. The local economy, storm-hit and comatose, views it with suspicion.
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Year 1 done, but how does a trio tango? That too, Sena, Cong, NCP? The row over Aurangabad’s name is only a surface symptom of the egos and politics at play in Maharashtra.
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In case you missed it: News and newsmakers from India over the past week
