COVER STORY
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Outlook Magazine - 11 June 2012
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With ties with America at its lowest, Pakistan looks for a role in the India-US bonhomie
The response to the interlocutors’ report has stuck to the political ideas in it. An informed debate on all of it can lead to consensus, then action.
The major left currents have never rejected the practice of political assassination.
'But if it was our party (CPI), we would have definitely taken a strong action immediately,' says the CPI general secretary
With the economy in a bind and the government clueless and apathetic, the Indian middle class sees its dreams unravel
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With ties with America at its lowest, Pakistan looks for a role in the India-US bonhomie
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The response to the interlocutors’ report has stuck to the political ideas in it. An informed debate on all of it can lead to consensus, then action.
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A report from the interlocutors raises suspicion, leaves no one pleased
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The major left currents have never rejected the practice of political assassination.
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'But if it was our party (CPI), we would have definitely taken a strong action immediately,' says the CPI general secretary
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For a Kerala CPI(M) leader, past murders justify a recent one
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A fuming middle class can be made to see reason by a skilful Centre
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Or why Congress occupies just 22 per cent seats in India’s top 24 cities
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With the economy in a bind and the government clueless and apathetic, the Indian middle class sees its dreams unravel
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