COVER STORY
Myths and fables, 150 kinds of brooms, a museum for the lowly jhadoo is as an eye-opener
Outlook Magazine - 20 January 2014
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A ruined economy, endemic corruption make Kashmiris yearn for a cleansing agent like AAP
AAP’s clarion call against crony capitalism has left big business squirming in discomfort, as the party’s contradictions come into focus
Arvind Kejriwal’s party has thrown open a window, but will it really be able to carry the hopes of a billion Indians?
Where will a condoning of acquisitiveness and fratricidal violence lead us?
Two columnists of opposite persuasions interrogate Modi’s claim on centrestage
Can it get any worse for the Congress? In a poll year, the party hobbles tiredly along.
India may be a global call centre hub, but desi customers are still getting a raw deal
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A ruined economy, endemic corruption make Kashmiris yearn for a cleansing agent like AAP
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AAP’s clarion call against crony capitalism has left big business squirming in discomfort, as the party’s contradictions come into focus
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The AAP, an extraordinary league for ordinary gentlemen?
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Arvind Kejriwal’s party has thrown open a window, but will it really be able to carry the hopes of a billion Indians?
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Far too long have Rightist voices been stifled—since 1947
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Where will a condoning of acquisitiveness and fratricidal violence lead us?
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Two columnists of opposite persuasions interrogate Modi’s claim on centrestage
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Can it get any worse for the Congress? In a poll year, the party hobbles tiredly along.
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India may be a global call centre hub, but desi customers are still getting a raw deal
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