COVER STORY
A Kerala priest’s arrest for rape spills out tales about the laity being exploited in ways more than sexual
Outlook Magazine - 13 March 2017
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BJP sweeps the Maharashtra municipal polls with CM Fadnavis as strategist and the poster boy
Various factors suggest Muslims are backing the BSP. But local equations can force a rethink.
Delhi University professor Prasanta Chakravarty, who was beaten up during students' protest against ABVP, says that right-wing sentiment on campus has increased
Former ABVP president Raj Kumar Bhatia on how the left in the campus is equally responsible for the lack of 'free debate'...
The violence at Delhi University marks a new low in the shrinking of space for dissent and dialogue
Jio’s entry has shaken up Indian telecom, forcing other players to opt for mergers to stay in the game
Retired Supreme Court judge Justice RV Raveendram explains how judges cannot filter the fakes at the Bar...
Senior advocate Rebecca John explains how lawyers without degrees have infiltrated the system and holding it hostage...
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BJP sweeps the Maharashtra municipal polls with CM Fadnavis as strategist and the poster boy
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It’s high time the university reasserted itself as an institution
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Various factors suggest Muslims are backing the BSP. But local equations can force a rethink.
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Delhi University professor Prasanta Chakravarty, who was beaten up during students' protest against ABVP, says that right-wing sentiment on campus has increased
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Former ABVP president Raj Kumar Bhatia on how the left in the campus is equally responsible for the lack of 'free debate'...
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The violence at Delhi University marks a new low in the shrinking of space for dissent and dialogue
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Jio’s entry has shaken up Indian telecom, forcing other players to opt for mergers to stay in the game
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Retired Supreme Court judge Justice RV Raveendram explains how judges cannot filter the fakes at the Bar...
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Senior advocate Rebecca John explains how lawyers without degrees have infiltrated the system and holding it hostage...
OTHER STORIES
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Websites facilitate degrees. Busted, the racketeers regroup.
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The system overseas, too, isn’t immune to fake lawyers
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We’ve heard of fake encounters, but fake lawyers? There are lakhs of them, duping clients and even judges with court craft, black coats and a smattering of legalese. With degrees bought at dubious law colleges, sometimes even without.
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Celebs hire ‘professionals’ who write under their name to manage their social media accounts
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Humans, prophets or pedestrians, have always had followers. The social media age offers dummy followers at a price. And there’s a profit too.
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The classification of the Mesentery as an organ shifts perspectives, opens up a new way of fighting disease
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We are now world leaders in cutting edge R&D in gastroenterological technology
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Kuchibhotla had to die, but white supremacists have a new foe: other vocal Americans
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The story touches upon glamour and the cost it extracts. It's about crime, the afterlife and love...
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Unlike many upscale restaurants, the Grand's menu has a special appetite for Kerala's many flavours!
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The six-nation East African Community can be a top trade hub. Major powers are vying for a part of the action.
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Is the idea of India a nose-ring that will fall off when a feverish girl or boy sneezes?
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Mehbooba is facing a backlash from within PDP and ally BJP isn’t making it any easier
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Has the censor board's mindset always been that of a regressive, insecure male?
