COVER STORY
Rahul’s use of religion shows an intent to fight the BJP on its turf
Outlook Magazine - 2 April 2018
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The stage is clearly set for a no-holds-barred faceoff. There is little room for doubt now on whether Rahul would lead his party into the 2019 Lok Sabha polls
Cambridge Analytica caused quite a kerfuffle when it was outed by whistleblowers on its questionable tactic of snagging 50 million profiles from FB
After the stupendous performance of the Congress and Rahul in Gujarat, Congress workers believe that they can return to power.
A stand-off between producers and digital service providers keeps Tamil movies off the theatres
Black flags and a Muslim youth from Telangana dying with Kashmiri militants bring ISIS to the middle of K-discourse
Superbikes are flooding the Indian market. But manufacturers, and the US President, cry too much tax!
After clipping wings of BCCI supremos, an irate Vinod Rai threatens to hold elections without recalcitrant affiliates
The 39 Indian workers were killed when ISIS had reached a peak of brutality and had no intention of negotiating, unlike earlier hostage situations
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The stage is clearly set for a no-holds-barred faceoff. There is little room for doubt now on whether Rahul would lead his party into the 2019 Lok Sabha polls
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Cambridge Analytica caused quite a kerfuffle when it was outed by whistleblowers on its questionable tactic of snagging 50 million profiles from FB
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A regular column on the essential buzz
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After the stupendous performance of the Congress and Rahul in Gujarat, Congress workers believe that they can return to power.
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A stand-off between producers and digital service providers keeps Tamil movies off the theatres
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Black flags and a Muslim youth from Telangana dying with Kashmiri militants bring ISIS to the middle of K-discourse
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Superbikes are flooding the Indian market. But manufacturers, and the US President, cry too much tax!
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After clipping wings of BCCI supremos, an irate Vinod Rai threatens to hold elections without recalcitrant affiliates
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The 39 Indian workers were killed when ISIS had reached a peak of brutality and had no intention of negotiating, unlike earlier hostage situations
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The SP-BSP win in UP bypolls has made the Congress look desperately for allies to take on the BJP in 2019
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It’s a strange equilibrium as every plus-point of Rahul Gandhi as leader seems to have a con to match
