COVER STORY
The Untouchables of our era. The ones, who despite hard facts, get away only because of the equations of power.
Outlook Magazine - 16 February 2015
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Tiffin services should get high end: offer verticals of raw diets, or specialised meals for diabetics and heart patients, which some are already doing so.
The vice-chairman and joint managing director of First Global Group talks of dipping oil prices and its role in lowering inflation.
Sujatha Singh had it coming. Her removal is of a piece with Modidom wanting its own men.
I don’t think it is going to be so easy for us to so quickly consume the new GDP numbers.
Outlook tracks PM Modi’s pro-business interests with a 15 -stock index—ModX—and it’s outshining the Sensex
Is it the Modi wave? Is it the oil price crash? Whatever it is, the Sensex is soaring. But with little reform on the ground, is this another mirage?
Dispirited yes, but not defeated yet. Brother Rubabuddin is determined to fight.
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Tiffin services should get high end: offer verticals of raw diets, or specialised meals for diabetics and heart patients, which some are already doing so.
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The vice-chairman and joint managing director of First Global Group talks of dipping oil prices and its role in lowering inflation.
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Sujatha Singh had it coming. Her removal is of a piece with Modidom wanting its own men.
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The Kejriwal challenge is a very real one, the tide is turning his way
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I don’t think it is going to be so easy for us to so quickly consume the new GDP numbers.
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Outlook tracks PM Modi’s pro-business interests with a 15 -stock index—ModX—and it’s outshining the Sensex
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Is it the Modi wave? Is it the oil price crash? Whatever it is, the Sensex is soaring. But with little reform on the ground, is this another mirage?
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Dispirited yes, but not defeated yet. Brother Rubabuddin is determined to fight.
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Bungee jumping reminds us of the essential absurdity of life. So does honking in a traffic jam.
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