Nayantara Sahgal, who just returned her Sahitya Akademi award in protest against what she calls “the unmaking of India” on why she feels so angry and despondent
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COVER STORY
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It remains to be seen if beef will overshadow caste and development considerations
Election in Bihar is never without colour. Will it be more than a pinch of saffron for Nitish?
A majority of Indians are non-vegetarians. It’s always been so.
<i>Outlook</i>'s opinion poll in the aftermath of the Dadri lynching.
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All the chatter and goss from around the world.
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Business in bitesizes
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It remains to be seen if beef will overshadow caste and development considerations
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Election in Bihar is never without colour. Will it be more than a pinch of saffron for Nitish?
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Is the indignant liberal in residence really better than a Sanghi?
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A majority of Indians are non-vegetarians. It’s always been so.
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What one saw in Bisara was a false flag operation
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Cattle slaughter, stealing or sale knows no communal distinction
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<i>Outlook</i>'s opinion poll in the aftermath of the Dadri lynching.
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