COVER STORY
Pakistan’s India-myopic media dream of an Anna of their own
Outlook Magazine - 29 August 2011
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In India’s villages where graft is a daily reality Anna’s message does resonate, but only in pockets
The IB is learnt to have told the Centre to do exactly the opposite of what it did
The 2008 slowdown took over 5 lakh jobs. Some reinvented themselves, for others....
The Ramayana gets a very American makeover. Does the flavour survive the melting pot?
Onfield bumbling and tired bones begat bloodied noses—much of this is payment for IPL’s cash
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In India’s villages where graft is a daily reality Anna’s message does resonate, but only in pockets
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Engorged on Anna, a feral media orchestrates opinion by inculcation
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The IB is learnt to have told the Centre to do exactly the opposite of what it did
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The government trips over a campaign with fundamental problems of its own
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Our two main parties neither want to clean up nor be cleansed
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Hyper e-commerce site valuations, another bubble on the make?
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The 2008 slowdown took over 5 lakh jobs. Some reinvented themselves, for others....
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The Ramayana gets a very American makeover. Does the flavour survive the melting pot?
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Onfield bumbling and tired bones begat bloodied noses—much of this is payment for IPL’s cash
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