COVER STORY
Women in Calcutta are leaving behind age-related bias by discovering the art of partying post-60
Outlook Magazine - 24 July 2017
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The Amarnath attack validated the Centre’s how-to on ridding Kashmir of terrorism
Mehbooba Mufti comes closer to the BJP as Kashmir battles another crisis—the killing of Amarnath yatris
The Asian Athletics Championship yields India’s best-ever haul. Our track stars now aim for London.
Though ringed with swathes of hope, communalism is slow poisoning Bengal, as politicians fight over the spoils of hatred
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The RJD chief is no stranger to controversy, but this time, the political future of his family members is at stake
Talent, hubris and plain sin...suddenly, the lights turned red for the hero. Dileep’s journey—from a nowhere boy in old kolhapuris to superstar—has veered off to jail.
In India, violent death seems to be the only constant and uniting factor that binds the nation together...
A decline in Nawaz Sharif’s political stocks means more army control. It bodes ill for talks with India.
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The Amarnath attack validated the Centre’s how-to on ridding Kashmir of terrorism
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Mehbooba Mufti comes closer to the BJP as Kashmir battles another crisis—the killing of Amarnath yatris
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The Asian Athletics Championship yields India’s best-ever haul. Our track stars now aim for London.
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Though ringed with swathes of hope, communalism is slow poisoning Bengal, as politicians fight over the spoils of hatred
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The RJD chief is no stranger to controversy, but this time, the political future of his family members is at stake
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Talent, hubris and plain sin...suddenly, the lights turned red for the hero. Dileep’s journey—from a nowhere boy in old kolhapuris to superstar—has veered off to jail.
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Why Gopal Gandhi will have to settle for a shot at the No 2 post
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In India, violent death seems to be the only constant and uniting factor that binds the nation together...
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A decline in Nawaz Sharif’s political stocks means more army control. It bodes ill for talks with India.
OTHER STORIES
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<em>Why Scams Are Here To Stay</em> the book, <em>The Hindu</em>'s group chairman N. Ram says, is an attempt to “understand what kind of animal corruption is in India”.
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Anxiety rules expectant parents. Money-eyed and dubious firms latch on to this concern with claims of a perfect future for the child.
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As the GSAT-19E satellite orbits 36,000 km away in space, one of its architects, K. Sivan, the director of Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, talks about the exciting times.
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Having solved key technology bottlenecks, ISRO now aims at launching a PSLV built by a private industry by 2020, says the chairman.
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Why a village in Bihar still prefers defecating in open? Ever heard of a robot waitress? Find out all the juicy gossip from the neighbourhood.
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From Sarabhai as boss to an espionage case, Nambi Narayanan’s tale is also ISRO’s story
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Who doesn't remember Kiran More- Javed Miandad famous run-in! More, here, opens up about what actually irked the Pak cricketer...
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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A world record 104 satellites at one go in February, four rockets in four months, indigenous cryogenic engines with heavy-lift capability…why does ISRO tick where almost every other government department fails in India? Put it down to work ethic.
