COVER STORY
Vahanvati is to the govt what a good corporate lawyer is to his client
Outlook Magazine - 18 November 2013
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Is there substance to Gurudas Dasgupta’s letter on the A-G, or has he been misled?
The activist-lawyer pulls no punches on the Attorney General
Goolam Essaji Vahanvati, the Attorney-General of India, courts more controversies than he helps dispel
Fukushima grapples with the radiation fallout, Japan with idea of N-power itself
Hindutva bigotry vs Islamic jehad. The history of terrorism in India is that of competitive communalism.
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Is there substance to Gurudas Dasgupta’s letter on the A-G, or has he been misled?
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The activist-lawyer pulls no punches on the Attorney General
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Goolam Essaji Vahanvati, the Attorney-General of India, courts more controversies than he helps dispel
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Simply put, the Congress doesn’t know how to handle the Modi juggernaut.
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Opinion polls may err, but they must stay
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The Hiroshima legacy Japan grapples with
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Fukushima grapples with the radiation fallout, Japan with idea of N-power itself
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PILs say Congress, BJP, AAP get ‘foreign’ funds
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Hindutva bigotry vs Islamic jehad. The history of terrorism in India is that of competitive communalism.
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Even Vishnu in his mathsya avatar must be puzzled at what’s being dished out in his name.
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When it's Vikram Seth, you should be prepared to be wowed...
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This is a book worth reading—once.
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As cheesy in its superhero genre as CID is amongst television thrillers.
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Mr Modi is perfectly entitled to advertise his fondness for the Sardar’s ideology and rivalry with Nehru