COVER STORY
Business in bitesizes
Outlook Magazine - 18 January 2016
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A chat with filmmaker and author Shiv Kunal Verma whose showcasing of the Indian military remains unparalleled.
The war with China was one that the army was not allowed to fight by its own people. The defeat was pretty much invited.
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on India's response to the Pathankot attack and its future preparedness to deal with terrorism.
Our national symbol, the Ashoka pillar, has an upper chakra missing. An MP pointed it out to Nehru, but was ignored.
Pranav Dhanavade’s 1,009 is Olympian. He has it to inspire him to scale maturer heights.
Justice R.M. Lodha who is now looking after the tainted BCCI on why cricketing fiefdoms should be demolished and why betting should be legalised.
Pathankot has put another obstacle in the way of peace initiatives between India and Pakistan and prudence is the only remedy in sight
Did the NSA’s ‘civilian’ NSG botch up the Pathankot operation? Would the army have handled it better?
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A chat with filmmaker and author Shiv Kunal Verma whose showcasing of the Indian military remains unparalleled.
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The war with China was one that the army was not allowed to fight by its own people. The defeat was pretty much invited.
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National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on India's response to the Pathankot attack and its future preparedness to deal with terrorism.
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Our national symbol, the Ashoka pillar, has an upper chakra missing. An MP pointed it out to Nehru, but was ignored.
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Pranav Dhanavade’s 1,009 is Olympian. He has it to inspire him to scale maturer heights.
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Justice R.M. Lodha who is now looking after the tainted BCCI on why cricketing fiefdoms should be demolished and why betting should be legalised.
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Pathankot has put another obstacle in the way of peace initiatives between India and Pakistan and prudence is the only remedy in sight
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Did the NSA’s ‘civilian’ NSG botch up the Pathankot operation? Would the army have handled it better?
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NSA Doval is being attacked for not being status-quoist
OTHER STORIES
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Brajesh Mishra would have been a hard act to follow. But Doval seems to be doing a pretty fine job of it.
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Eighteen months after Ajit K. Doval became India’s fifth NSA, his doctrine—aggressive diplomacy coupled with faster overt and covert response to attacks—is put to question
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Is Ajit Doval, the PM’s eyes and ears, turning the PMO blind and deaf to reality?
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The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
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The Crime Writers Festival in Delhi and Priya Ramnani's move to Juggernaut
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Ruskin Bond's meanderings through the hills and valleys of Dehra and various encounters with animals.
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Impeccable legwork, sensitivity are the hallmarks of Barkha Dutt’s career
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A 400-year-old South African snack
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Serves the best Greek meal east of Mykonos.
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The blessing of magazines dedicated solely to creative arts, the Delhi Litfest and a printmaker’s journey from drawing to textile
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The trailer of an adult comedy with over two million likes on Youtube
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It is a combo of <i>Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge</i> and <i>Dil Chahta Hai</i>
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Well-made but doesn’t stand out from the crowd of Byomkesh films.
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Folk artist and Dalit bard Sambhaji Bhagat composed the music for the award-winning Marathi film <i>Court</i>.
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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Each wrong turn leads to a new treasure, an unexpected trove of beauty, an unseen lot of sculptures.
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For giving us the pleasure of re-imagining cricket the way we have not been able to these past few years.
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Arvind Kejriwal’s bold move should convince cynics and sceptics everywhere that ‘We, the People’ are instruments, not impediments...
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A random sample from the British periodicals
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A banker channels disillusionment, creates economic refuge for the marginalised
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Kannada thriller by techie brothers sets B-O on fire
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Bring the five-star experience home. Gourmet savants are now bringing their business to the family kitchen.
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‘Metro man’ E. Sreedharan on the bullet train project
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A bullet train project is a showpiece of progress. But with a railways gasping for funds, it’s wasteful expenditure too.
