COVER STORY
The musical moves from one milestone to the other interspersed with songs and commentary by Boman Irani as the voice of the British Raj.
Outlook Magazine - 17 April 2017
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The great Sensex spike is backed by reason, but grounded in hope. It might flatten out.
In chasing the goal of ‘education for all’, the question of quality may have finally made it to the design table
Serene and combustible at once, free as well as adherent, of her illustrious lineage but wholly individual—dualities defined both the diva and her music
The EC asking a political party to introspect over complaints of rigging is like the Supreme Court asking a petitioner not to litigate but to meditate.
Jamaat-e-Islami is no longer anathema for the NC. Why are the Abdullahs wooing a faith-based outfit?
The Dalai Lama’s Arunachal visit worsens Sino-Indian ties, as neighbours reap the benefits of their competing largesse
The PM’s appropriation of Gandhi is helping the BJP shape a new political persona
Brazil are all geared up to make a comeback in the 2018 World Cup in Russia
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The great Sensex spike is backed by reason, but grounded in hope. It might flatten out.
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In chasing the goal of ‘education for all’, the question of quality may have finally made it to the design table
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The youngest-ever director’s thrilling debut has made Rs 10 Cr in 100 days
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Serene and combustible at once, free as well as adherent, of her illustrious lineage but wholly individual—dualities defined both the diva and her music
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The EC asking a political party to introspect over complaints of rigging is like the Supreme Court asking a petitioner not to litigate but to meditate.
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Jamaat-e-Islami is no longer anathema for the NC. Why are the Abdullahs wooing a faith-based outfit?
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The Dalai Lama’s Arunachal visit worsens Sino-Indian ties, as neighbours reap the benefits of their competing largesse
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The PM’s appropriation of Gandhi is helping the BJP shape a new political persona
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Brazil are all geared up to make a comeback in the 2018 World Cup in Russia
OTHER STORIES
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A pre-bypoll EVM demo went wrong, embarrassing the ECI. But it needn’t be proof of faulty machines.
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The BCCI’s unrelenting schedule has cost top cricketers injured bodies and tired minds
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The political constellation on the ground and the signs in the sky are all working out for Modi’s general as he strives to close the gaps in India’s saffron map
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Pradeep Haldar, deputy commissioner (immunisation) at the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare says that the choice of vaccines is led by public health concerns, not individual needs...
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The perils of India’s growing dependence on vaccine imports and private manufacturers
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Bijnor-based paediatrician Dr Vipin Vashishtha lays bare the nexus between physicians and vaccine manufacturers...
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Immunisation is a nexus controlled by big private vaccine makers, mostly foreign, that decides your baby gets 15 shots more for the doctor to make money. Even if the vaccine is useless—not to talk of the huge mark-ups.
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Justice (retd) Balbir Singh Chauhan explains the kind of reforms suggested by the Law Commission and why they are so much needed now...
