COVER STORY
Sugar doesn’t harm, the misinformation around it does.
Outlook Magazine - 10 September 2012
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The irregularity of allocation and the inability to exploit the mines don't seem like chance outcomes or mere procedural delays.
The former Coal India CMD who turned around the PSU on the heat and dust generated by the CAG report
A tall-talking, myopic, mulishly Jan Sanghi BJP is ripe for a fall
The posterboy of PPPs, Planning Commission deputy chairman admits that the quality of these ventures remains a question
Touted as a panacea for all ills in infrastructure projects, many PPPs are now being questioned for scam potential
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The irregularity of allocation and the inability to exploit the mines don't seem like chance outcomes or mere procedural delays.
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The former Coal India CMD who turned around the PSU on the heat and dust generated by the CAG report
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The CAG report suffers from a selective culling of facts
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Has the CAG been too simplistic and selective in its assessment?
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A tall-talking, myopic, mulishly Jan Sanghi BJP is ripe for a fall
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With Coalgate exploding, both Congress, BJP blacken each other up
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The govt decision to amend the Constitution restarts the quota debate
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The posterboy of PPPs, Planning Commission deputy chairman admits that the quality of these ventures remains a question
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Touted as a panacea for all ills in infrastructure projects, many PPPs are now being questioned for scam potential
OTHER STORIES
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India, a progenitor of non-alignment, is now wavering
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Answers to our Wo Kaun Thi quiz in the Cinema Century special issue.
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How they made their own rockets, rocket launchers, mortars and other weapons. And how they kept improving and improvising.
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Bosses at educational bodies like NCERT, IITs face investigations
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Heroine eyes, butt contours, bee-stung lips and other must-have improvements
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Right-wing hatespeak on social media needs to be monitored
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Overheard at a launch party: what is going to be the dullest book event ever?
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A collection to treasure. Why it’s perfunctorily produced on cheap, textbook paper is another mystery
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Roger Casement—humanist, colonial, Irish nationalist—and his tragic life is recreated by the inimitable Llosa
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A sweet, simple film which admirably states its “no expiry date for love” message
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Warm and empathetic: an engaging story which sustains the viewer’s, especially children’s, interest
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The author on her new book, <i>The King in Exile</i>
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Everyone says I had been “kicked upstairs” but the fact is I have been kicked downstairs
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The people are quiet: is this the silence of graves recalled or of peace emerging from hope and confidence?