COVER STORY
Meanwhile in the US, Prez Obama wants to put in place a tax to ensure that those who make more than $1 million pay their fair share
Outlook Magazine - 5 March 2012
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One would never wish 2002 to have an encore, but to discount that possibility would mean being lulled into complacency.
Blood spilt in the Hashimpura massacre and riots in 1987 remain fresh for survivors
Ten years after Gujarat 2002, <i>Outlook</i> asks if we’re likely to witness such horror again
With a Centre on the backfoot, empowered states marry domestic concerns to national policy
An ACB probe unearths a ‘well-recorded’ network of bribery in Andhra’s liquor trade
The Indian rich class isn’t paying its fair share of taxes. The time has now come....
Even the Karnataka politician is not averse to ritual assistance to guide his political fortunes
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One would never wish 2002 to have an encore, but to discount that possibility would mean being lulled into complacency.
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...answer some questions?
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Blood spilt in the Hashimpura massacre and riots in 1987 remain fresh for survivors
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Ten years after Gujarat 2002, <i>Outlook</i> asks if we’re likely to witness such horror again
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Dust from the Supreme Court’s 2G verdict descends. It’s a thick haze.
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With a Centre on the backfoot, empowered states marry domestic concerns to national policy
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An ACB probe unearths a ‘well-recorded’ network of bribery in Andhra’s liquor trade
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The Indian rich class isn’t paying its fair share of taxes. The time has now come....
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Even the Karnataka politician is not averse to ritual assistance to guide his political fortunes
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