COVER STORY
Dr Mathew Joseph he controversies around the FDI debate killed the government's will to reform retail.
Outlook Magazine - 3 August 2015
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The security establishment’s inability to honour the deal it may have struck with Yakub will seriously erode its credibility.
Presidents have by and large dilly-dallied on mercy petitions. Not so Pranab Mukherjee.
Former special TADA court judge P.D. Kode on questions his verdict as 1993 Bombay blasts trial judge raised.
Former Nepal prime minister Prachanda on Maoism, the mistakes he committed as prime minister and the lessons he learnt
The BJP was a champion filibusterer once, but is the Congress right in its tactics?
At 25, she was the youngest MLA and minister in Haryana. She has since been chief minister and a Union minister twice, but Sushma Swaraj, 63, has never completed a full stint of five years.
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For his naive, lofty faith in Indian justice, Yakub must hang
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The security establishment’s inability to honour the deal it may have struck with Yakub will seriously erode its credibility.
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Presidents have by and large dilly-dallied on mercy petitions. Not so Pranab Mukherjee.
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Former special TADA court judge P.D. Kode on questions his verdict as 1993 Bombay blasts trial judge raised.
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Is it a miscarriage of justice, will Yakub Memon hang for others’ sins?
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Many in the CPI(M) want Somnath to return. He wants an invite.
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Former Nepal prime minister Prachanda on Maoism, the mistakes he committed as prime minister and the lessons he learnt
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The BJP was a champion filibusterer once, but is the Congress right in its tactics?
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At 25, she was the youngest MLA and minister in Haryana. She has since been chief minister and a Union minister twice, but Sushma Swaraj, 63, has never completed a full stint of five years.
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