COVER STORY
Some of the latest data from our most recent VIP wire-taps (which I will later leak to <i>Outlook</i> magazine)
Outlook Magazine - 28 February 2011
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Rule of Four: The opposition, the party, the corporate sector, the middle class/aam aadmi
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Long overdue, a taskforce report on how to reform our intel agencies
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Is it too much to ask for deliverance for Aruna?
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Indian taxmen home in on foreign deals involving Indian companies
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Powerplay, slow tracks, dew...survival techniques for Cup contenders
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Manmohan’s ‘clean image’ is soiled. No hope for redemption?
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To call a TV meet and mumble zeros, as Dr Singh did, is suicidal
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A deal is cancelled to keep the PM in the clear. The why of it.
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BJP elder L.K. Advani gets a second wind politically
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Rule of Four: The opposition, the party, the corporate sector, the middle class/aam aadmi
OTHER STORIES
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An embattled Manmohan Singh fails to give a convincing defence of his government’s actions
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The roads are reverberating with a tough, reliable and new crossover: women chauffeurs
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Telangana stir to take the Mahatma’s path
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A desperate RSS writes to the PM
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Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s detention ignites Pakistan, reopens old wounds
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On the 20th year of its Look East policy, India gears up to woo ASEAN
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Different gharanas came together at Sahela Re, Pune’s tribute to Kishori Amonkar
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Ill-managed, UPA development schemes have brought no relief in Maoist-hit areas
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An SC directive stubs out industry resistance
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Its platinum-gold finds could deepen state-Maoist conflict
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David Davidar finally emerged from self-imposed exile after last June’s sexual harassment scandal in Canada...
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A rather cutesy tale about how two cats foil greedy Chinese hoping to sell tainted pet food for huge profits.
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Scholarly but very readable book that documents how corruption, ignorance, social disparities afflict conservation efforts
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Pamuk’s poetics of the novel is informed by his craft and a ‘non-western’ specificity
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M.J. Akbar brings new insight to Pakistan’s past, but fails to fully plumb its maddening present and possible future
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Pakistani journalist Amir Mir on his book, <i>The Bhutto Murder Trail: From Waziristan to GHQ</i>
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The emotional tenor of the film works, the characters and their concerns ring a bell. But it gets chicken-hearted in the end
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It did not snow last winter. I have spent forty winters in Mussoorie, and I can recall only one when it did not snow.