COVER STORY
Gets way too random and hit and miss. Doesn’t feel fresh enough and lacks the vital spark.
Outlook Magazine - 21 April 2014
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There’s no enthusiasm for the elections in this region, deadened by years of hardship
Let us not expect Modi to relinquish his ideological roots. The BJP’s poll manifesto points to the limits of his flexibility.
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Azad’s plodding, BJP riding Modi wave
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There’s no enthusiasm for the elections in this region, deadened by years of hardship
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With the Congress mess, the BJP almost had it in the bag...till the Church woke up
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A warily hopeful Pakistan considers life beside a Modi-led India
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The Modi campaign is a copycatting of US right-wing tactics
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Western media is still apprehensive of a Modi-led India
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Will he run the country like he’s run his campaign—around himself?
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Let us not expect Modi to relinquish his ideological roots. The BJP’s poll manifesto points to the limits of his flexibility.
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The BJP’s new high confounds recent history
OTHER STORIES
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Yashwant Sinha’s son Jayant hitches wagon to the Modi wave
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Today Modi faces few naysayers. What will happen tomorrow?
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It’s election season and authors are busy churning out books to sate the public’s need to understand the Great Indian Political Circus. A selection
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Football icon Baichung Bhutia hits a wall on the Gorkhaland issue
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Mahesh Manjrekar may find politics a vastly different theatre
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Pipraua hankers for a road. They haven’t got one, so they’re staying put.
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Someone’s been unleashing namesakes!
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Once of the BJP, they are now against the BJP. And therefore their worst enemy.
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Disaffected youngsters are responding to hopelessness in ways politicos can’t fathom
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The buzz, the goss, the news, the juice. Snippets from all over
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Nico Bombay is a worthy addition to Mumbai’s buzzy, busy art and culture district
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Narendra Modi's poetry, Penguin HQ shifts to Haryana, and Jhumpa Lahiri’s <i>The Lowlands</i>, shortlisted for the Orange Prize
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Nair brilliantly captures the music of many tongues as she traverses the different terrains.
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A novel about Forster details the painful gestation of <i>A Passage To India</i> and the unrequited love at its beating heart
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The owner of Le 15 Patisserie and Studio Fifteen Culinary Centre in Mumbai talks about her <i>The Big Book of Treats</i>.
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All filmstars keep secret diaries but mine is different. Being a Dream Girl, I use it only when I have dreams.
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People still sniff with indignation at Nehru’s remark that the town was a “nest of spies”