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Outlook Magazine - 4 May 2015
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Jayant Chaudhary, general secretary, Rashtriya Lok Dal on the land acquisition ordinance and why the Jat community sees it as poison.
The Dongria Kondhs who are opposed to mining in the picturesque Niyamgiri hills despite the lure of development.
A multi-crop field that yielded harvest four times a year lying useless inside the compound built for the Tata Nano factory.
The government has abolished the clause against diversion of agricultural land to benefit industrialists.
Many of those who sacrificed their lands now clean bathrooms in Sri City offices or are daily-wage workers.
Bhola Singh is eager to know if the government will return the 10 bighas of his agriculture land in Dholana village.
The land offered as rehabilitation in Kothad was reclaimed wetland and unlivable.
Govt seems to perform most efficiently while organising land dirt cheap for corporates
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Jayant Chaudhary, general secretary, Rashtriya Lok Dal on the land acquisition ordinance and why the Jat community sees it as poison.
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Lack of information, education, power have disenfranchised millions
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The Dongria Kondhs who are opposed to mining in the picturesque Niyamgiri hills despite the lure of development.
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A multi-crop field that yielded harvest four times a year lying useless inside the compound built for the Tata Nano factory.
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The government has abolished the clause against diversion of agricultural land to benefit industrialists.
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Many of those who sacrificed their lands now clean bathrooms in Sri City offices or are daily-wage workers.
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Bhola Singh is eager to know if the government will return the 10 bighas of his agriculture land in Dholana village.
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The land offered as rehabilitation in Kothad was reclaimed wetland and unlivable.
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Govt seems to perform most efficiently while organising land dirt cheap for corporates
OTHER STORIES
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Former prime minister H.D. Deve Gowda on the politics of land determining development.
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The BJP’s newly-won hold over Jats loosens as land acquisition fuels anger
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The prime minister seems to have walked into a bog. This is his first policy challenge.
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The man’s retired, but Ratan Tata’s still busy as an angel investor
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Chiki Sarkar quits Penguin; others follow
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Om—as primal sound or cultural memory—perhaps didn’t need proof. But it is offered.
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The Modi government is apparently set to keep the promise he made to ex-soldiers
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Dubious NGOs, reformed militants, mainline politicos, they are all playing the game
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Dodgy mainland institutes feed on a special scholarship scheme aimed at weaning Kashmiri youth from trouble
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Premium ice-creams offer enticing bites
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Former Delhi and India all-rounder Kirti Azad on the rot in the DDCA
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Delhi’s cricket, patronised by bigwigs, is mired in financial offences, other opacities
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MFIs are a good idea. But in India, the concept needs tweaking.
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Corbusier’s inhuman urban strategies become us
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<I>Outlook</i> in retrospect.
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It has stood up for the freedom of the media.
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It doesn’t seem to dedicate much space to sports. Even if cricket finds some mention, football is largely ignored.
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Business in bitesizes
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The flavours of Jhinga Malvani, a sweetish concoction of prawns nestling in coconut milk, flavoured with Konkan spices, linger on.
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The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
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A rehashing of top CEO profiles leads up to the pieces de resistance: inspiring quotes
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A post-Emergency play adapted from the Mahabharata is relevant in these times of thuggish Hindutva and loss of hope
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Mani Ratnam fails as a writer and love becomes just another metaphor for tradition.
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For people like me, words and phrases like promotions, work-related bonuses, raise, stock options have ceased to make much meaning.
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My first visit to the Golden Temple and I am both awed and appalled.
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A random sample from the British newspapers
