COVER STORY
It shouldn’t take the BJP much effort to tot up its errors
Outlook Magazine - 20 May 2013
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In coastal Karnataka, the original ‘Hindutva laboratory’, the people finally get sick of Sangh parivar excesses
Yediyurappa’s hubris helps mark the end of a discordant five years of saffron rule
Is the CBI really targeting UPA ministers without fear or favour, or is there a twist to its recent fervour?
After falling over an altered CBI report and a railway racket, the Congress sees the Karnataka win as a reason to get up and keep hobbling on
The <i>CobraPost</i> editor on the “odd” reactions to his sting operation, dubbed Red Spider
The fight for Bangla nationhood, will it be a modern state or a religious orthodoxy?
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In coastal Karnataka, the original ‘Hindutva laboratory’, the people finally get sick of Sangh parivar excesses
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Yediyurappa’s hubris helps mark the end of a discordant five years of saffron rule
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Is the CBI really targeting UPA ministers without fear or favour, or is there a twist to its recent fervour?
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The Shiv Sena says Modi will sink NDA’s boat
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After falling over an altered CBI report and a railway racket, the Congress sees the Karnataka win as a reason to get up and keep hobbling on
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A miners’ lung disease invades new occupations
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The <i>CobraPost</i> editor on the “odd” reactions to his sting operation, dubbed Red Spider
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The fight for Bangla nationhood, will it be a modern state or a religious orthodoxy?
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Ready-to-eat packs the shelves...at home
OTHER STORIES
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Milk production in India is at variance with demand. What next?
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Why does the Indian media always overreact over Pakistan?
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The bias against protesters from Kashmir
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The Chhattisgarh CM since 2003 exudes confidence and says he will win a third term.
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An India-dubbed <i>Doraemon</i> irks Dhaka. So, the cat is banished.
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How chit funds bought newspapers and TV channels and wielded them to their advantage
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Inept at the helm, Mamata’s TMC has ridiculed the mandate given them in 2011
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Indian cinema stalwarts use the occasion to reflect on its future
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A new restaurant at Colaba that serves dishes from the entire western coast
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Retains the flavour of stately Bengali prose and follows the structure of a grand opera.
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One is a living, dancing choreography on art paper. The other a sweeping, solemn document of a grainy epoch—of a country's contortions at a sudden bend of history.
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The Harvard economist on winning the <i>John Bates Clarke Medal</i>, or the <i>Baby Nobel</i>.
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A touching story that delves into the mind of an artist who can’t understand why society considers him crazy
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A comedy of errors that has its moments. But the director fails to do justice to the script
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I am proud that senior railway officials were keen to enter the Railway Board and prepared to pay for it
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So few Chinese speak English that it’s impossible for a foreign visitor to get by even in Shanghai.
