COVER STORY
These started months ahead of the “biggest sporting spectacle” in the capital...
Outlook Magazine - 25 October 2010
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Corruption in Karnataka is a deep-seated tradition. An accused incumbent needs only to point it out.
The ruling dispensation has often been embarrassed by the investigations the Karnataka Lokayukta launched.
Ever since Karnataka chief minister B.S. Yediyurappa assumed office in May 2008, most of his cabinet colleagues have made news for all the wrong reasons
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Acceptance of corruption is as much to blame as corruption itself
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Corruption in Karnataka is a deep-seated tradition. An accused incumbent needs only to point it out.
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The ruling dispensation has often been embarrassed by the investigations the Karnataka Lokayukta launched.
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Ever since Karnataka chief minister B.S. Yediyurappa assumed office in May 2008, most of his cabinet colleagues have made news for all the wrong reasons
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Corruption rules his government more than Yediyurappa his state
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The Karnataka guv gives gubernatorial overreach a complete new meaning
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Karnataka CM Yediyurappa gets another lifeline. But till when?
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City farms are changing the urban landscape and growing food for the home too
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The national habit of muddling through things has potent dangers
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An excess of engineering colleges, but few students
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A workers-led tea estate is thriving
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Prime offender Lalit Modi plays fugitive as action against IPL’s excesses draws first blood
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A delayed fight against killer malnutrition
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India is set to play the soft balancer between China and East Asia
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A mystery largesse for a medical college
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SEBI is getting active in its role as regulator. Is it doing right?
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A ludicrous thriller which makes you laugh at its stupidities, plotholes and implausibilities.
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I’m a sycophant and loyalist—the perfect Congressman who can do U-turns at the drop of a hat
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“What is wrong with faith?” an angry gent asked me recently. He was not a knickerwallah but a soft-spoken air force officer...
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The more we try to approach the person whose name is on the cover, the less we understand of her interior world.
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B.G. Verghese is one of our most feted journalists. He tells the story of independent India as he saw it unfold.
