COVER STORY
All that is there to know about Pokémon GO
Outlook Magazine - 1 August 2016
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After the failed coup, the purge. Turkey’s president, Erdogan, shows a heavy hand.
A brutal public beating of Dalits by gau rakshaks in Una sets off protests across Gujarat—the BJP feels the heat
Augmented Reality takes a springing leap ahead as Pokemon fans scurry about for monsters
By combining cuteness, nostalgia and Augmented Reality, Pokémon GO has taken over the world
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All the chatter and goss from around the world.
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The blood in Nice only seems to presage a deeper entanglement yet
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After the failed coup, the purge. Turkey’s president, Erdogan, shows a heavy hand.
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A brutal public beating of Dalits by gau rakshaks in Una sets off protests across Gujarat—the BJP feels the heat
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Augmented Reality takes a springing leap ahead as Pokemon fans scurry about for monsters
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By combining cuteness, nostalgia and Augmented Reality, Pokémon GO has taken over the world
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Kashmir’s battered newspapers reflect the ground reality
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OTHER STORIES
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Business in bitesizes
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Neither the state govt nor the Centre, neither the UPA nor the NDA, has acted against Adani Port’s depredations
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The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
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When it comes to personal favours, rival politicos have a ‘mutual understanding’
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Former Maharashtra chief minister Prithviraj Chavan on the Sanatan Sanstha and its banning
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Abhay Vartak, spokesperson of Sanatan Sanstha, which has been charged with the Dabholkar and Pansare murders on the ways of his creed
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With the left-behind kin of Sanstha members taking on the outfit, will those allegedly behind Pansare and Dabholkar’s murders finally be put out of action?
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His conflict-of-interest accusations threw a clearer light
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The SC verdict has its origins in the joint PIL of these two trailblazers
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In his gritty tussle with BCCI, Verma had a little help from friends
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Right-wingers lead a crowd who want Gandhiji out of rupee notes. They have their icons ready.
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The BCCI’s Augean stables will be cleaned. These men made it possible.
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How an autonomous TV channel created to project vox populi from the ranked benches of Lok Sabha was brought under the govt’s thumb
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An exclusive extract from Josy Joseph’s book on Dawood's hold over Indian business and the questionable rise of Jet Airways
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Margaret Alva, who worked under four PMs and was governor of four states, talks in her autobiography, <em>Courage & Commitment</em>, about her journey as a politician
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Upamanyu Chatterjee becomes a full-time writer at long last, the Snowden-Roy-Cusack conversation in book form and why A. Raja's book plans are shelved for now
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A satire on the way the fate wind blows in small towns with no hope.
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A novel on the ravages of terrorism fails on account of insipidity
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The Marathi adaptation of the Broadway play <em>A Few Good Men</em>
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The script ventures into didacticism and dishes out a moral that makes women’s empowerment look like a social inconvenience
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Overpopulated by a cast of delightfully daffy animal characters and a visual quality that’s pure eye candy.
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A treat for lovers of Indian dance forms, a compilation of works by students of the Delhi College of Art and a play set in '40s India
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Only one Indian author has won the Nobel for literature. Trinidad and Tobago, with a population of a little over a million, has achieved this feat twice
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For stepping outside the margins of fiction and taking up the very real issue of climate change
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Tendulkar's willingness to allow brands to exploit his “highest civilian honour” proves that Mammon can blind even a Master with the keenest of eyes
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