COVER STORY
The FM has been boldest in plugging social sector leaks
Outlook Magazine - 14 March 2011
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The ICRIER head finds enough to cheer about—with caveats—on taxation reforms
No major reform-related proposals, no measures to check corruption and inflation. Hopes pinned on growth.
It’s not really the joke it seems. The yoga guru is voicing a mass sentiment. It’s getting him attention, if not votes.
Suddenly, I remembered Adolf Hitler. Like him, should I seize the day, write my own ‘Raja’s Kampf’?
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Social priorities have received scant fiscal attention
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Outlook Money offers a primer to make the most of these testing times.
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It’s the missing link between prudence, pork-barrel politics
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The ICRIER head finds enough to cheer about—with caveats—on taxation reforms
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No major reform-related proposals, no measures to check corruption and inflation. Hopes pinned on growth.
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Bluster framed with cunning, Col Gaddafi is not Reagan's 'mad dog'
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The SC rap of the tainted CVC is another body blow for the UPA and Manmohan
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It’s not really the joke it seems. The yoga guru is voicing a mass sentiment. It’s getting him attention, if not votes.
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Suddenly, I remembered Adolf Hitler. Like him, should I seize the day, write my own ‘Raja’s Kampf’?
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In Bollywood, stammerers are rarely portrayed realistically
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People who stammer are taking heart from celebrities who found clear speech
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India may hate it, but the DRS empowers the fan, cuts out errors
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On flat World Cup tracks, spinners have struck back
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A thermal plant threatens a rich wetland
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All opportunities for talks with Maoists have been squandered
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The army’s parallel census in Sopore is leaving its people fuming
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With news channels of their own, politicians become the medium
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Price rise (72.5%) trumps corruption (18.7%) as the main issue in elections
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In piquant, masala-encrusted England, a British-Pakistani meets an explosive ideal
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The raised-as-American Giridharadas has a steady eye, but his set-pieces are a patchwork in a big book
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A good old revenge saga set in the wild, wild West, the second adaptation of Charles Portis’s novel
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Anand Giridharadas, on his book <i>India Calling</i>
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How do you live in Mumbai? You should have time for friends, live very close to nature and have a good meal on the table...
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On how the Sawhneys became big purveyors of fine spirits
