COVER STORY
The politics of division stirs the furore over the Ambedkar toon
Outlook Magazine - 28 May 2012
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The discrepancies on record in the SIT reports of 2010 and 2012 will continue to cast shadows over Mr Modi’s political future and his prime ministerial ambitions.
Here’s Karti: cocksure political scion, dabbler in sport, businessman, heavyweight manque
The Bofors affair wasn’t a scam at all. It was a sting mounted by the mysterious ‘N’ of the Ardbo diaries.
Is the controversy over the Ambedkar cartoon warranted? Can’t we laugh at our revered?
Judge not the bookshop on the corner by its unassuming cover. The value lies inside.
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The discrepancies on record in the SIT reports of 2010 and 2012 will continue to cast shadows over Mr Modi’s political future and his prime ministerial ambitions.
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Modi’s sulks aren’t helping his prime ministerial cause
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BJP veteran Keshubhai Patel sharpens knives against the CM
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Here’s Karti: cocksure political scion, dabbler in sport, businessman, heavyweight manque
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The Bofors affair wasn’t a scam at all. It was a sting mounted by the mysterious ‘N’ of the Ardbo diaries.
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The cartoon row shows our MPs lusting after a blanket protection
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Ambedkar is prophet to a people he created soul and politics for
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Is the controversy over the Ambedkar cartoon warranted? Can’t we laugh at our revered?
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Judge not the bookshop on the corner by its unassuming cover. The value lies inside.
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